NOVEMBER 18, 2007

Time to read! As usual, we've been adding to the database as fast as our helper robots can do it. Check out what's new:

• Flappers and Philosophers
• Frankenstein
• The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
• Notes from the Underground
• Alice in Wonderland
• McTeague: A Story of San Francisco

Issue your own BookGlutton invites! If you Invite a Friend at the top of any page, your friends can jump right into the site without waiting for us to invite them. So, spread the word!

First Timers: a good way to get started is to watch the How It Works video. It hits the main features in about 5 mintues and is guaranteed to get you on your way!

The PRIVATE BETA is alive! We're rolling it out slowly across our audience of savvy early-adopters who signed up on our site.

Speaking of smart folks and readers alike, your name is at the top of our list, so please, follow the link below and sign in. Be sure to let us know what you think...

www.bookglutton.com

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Groups are really the core of the BookGlutton site, and as the community grows we hope more and more people will give them a try. A Group lets you decide who you're chatting with, and who can see your annotations. You can start a Group by going to Manage Your Account --> Your Groups. This is where you manage the Groups you belong to, as well as the ones you're in charge of. You can click Create a Group from this page, and follow the directions for inviting friends, picking a book, and writing a description. People may request to join your Group from time to time, and that's up to you (although we think the more the merrier).

Groups can be set up from other parts of the site as well - notice the "Find a Group" button sitting beneath every book title? When you go to Find a Group you'll also have the option to Create a Group.