Delighted to have librarians, educators, book bloggers, and booksellers contributing to HOW READERS FIND BOOKS. Would esp be interested in more contributors from outside of North America. For more info about how to contribute a guest post: books.leaflet.pub/about #BookSky #LibrarySky
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bookhive.buzzI'm actively seeking book bloggers, indie booksellers, librarians, educators interested in contributing to my HOW READERS DISCOVER BOOKS blog. Info: books.leaflet.pub/about One of my goals: to help boost the book boosters, help people find new ways to discover books, and (of course) boost books.
About - How Readers Find Books
books.leaflet.pubThe articles that people are bookmarking on @semble.so are high quality. It's quickly becoming my go to place to consume dev content
I'm seeking educators, librarians, & booksellers who are: 1. Use @leaflet.pub 2. Interested in writing about a book you enjoyed & how you discovered it (even just a paragraph) So far I've had one educator interested, but she's out of the country right now. 😁 books.leaflet.pub/3mr642dno7k25
Seeking educators, librarians, booksellers to contribute a post to this blog
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