Shelfari Books

With Shelfari Books, you can build a bookshelf with the books that matter to you, then rate and review what you’ve read, and connect with readers who love what you love. Read reviews on books, find something new to read, and impress those around you with your stellar taste. Take a look and tell us what you think!

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Find any bugs?

104 posts by 76 people. Updated 11 hours ago.

Why doesn't the shelf show up on my page?

8 posts by 7 people. Updated 22 hours ago.

site and facebook not syncing right?

11 posts by 10 people. Updated on Jul 1, 2008 at 5:28 AM.

Reviews

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agh!

by Abeer at 12:53am on June 22nd, 2008

Mine won't even open! >.<

Clean, Sleek, and Elegant

by Junsheng at 8:27pm on May 10th, 2008

Shelfari for Facebook is probably the cleanest, sleekest, and most elegant book cataloging and rating application around.

However, the tagging system leaves much to be desired as it takes nearly forever* to register a choice. In addition, the lack of a rich feature set, as compared to their online offering, and minuscule user base keeps it from achieving top honors.

Nevertheless, it is the ONLY social book-sharing application that I will use; at least for now.

In a nutshell: The near perfect melding of form and function.

*Link your Shelfari account and use their main website instead.

I have tried: Visual Bookshelf, Books iRead

The Fountainhead

by Crystal at 5:22pm on February 24th, 2008

Write something...

Jasmine's Tortoise

by Maeve at 7:16am on February 20th, 2008

A thriller of murder and an espionage saga of an enduring friendship between three families: Anglo-Indian Roman Catholic traders of Mesopotamia, a Jewish family of Britain and Iraq, and a mixed Suni-Shia clan. Mix all this with an American Jesuit, a murdered British politician and countless MI6, CA and KGB agents.

Gripping intense and thoroughly enjoyable. Jasmines Tortoise is a must read for those who want to understand the history of contemporary events.

Available on Picnic Publishing www.picnic-publishing.co.uk

History Of Luminous Motion

by Iann at 9:29pm on February 14th, 2008

Amazing book, scary and still timely.

GREAT APP!

by Taylor at 8:04pm on February 1st, 2008

love the app...simple and sleek, doesn't clutter up the profile. easy to navigate and all the books are in the selection, not just the popular ones. all in all I love it!

but one thing: when you go to settings and change the view so on your profile it shows favorites, it doesn't work. I really want to be able to display my faves.