Book Add

This post is a little late, but last week we rolled out the option of manually adding books that are not in the Amazon or Library of Congress database.

I attempted to make the layout as logical and easy to use as possible with increased functionality to upload an alternate image for the book cover and add books that are rare editions.

What does everyone thing so far? Do there need to be improvements to the book add? Do you like it?

Thank you for the responses either via this blog post or by email:

dan[@] whatsonmybookshelf.com

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Book Review: Jonathan's Journey

Reviewed by: spring94

In this book, Katherine Bell opens up a world of reality and hope.
Awesome Presentation of the Gospel! Although fiction, this is by far the best presention of the Gospel I have ever read in a fictional novel. You will not want to put this book down. It is a book that you will highly recommend to all your friends. What an inspiration, it's a very simply explained synopsis of the entire Bible and the Gospel!

The author based it on a profoundly handicapped boy she knows. In the book, he is visited one night by Jesus who takes him through the story of redemption. The last few chapters are real tear-jerkers, but in a good way: heart-warming …refreshing, penetrating picture of Jesus through the eyes of a … child. The author's view of Jesus simplifies difficult theology.

This book is a rare fictional treasure for children and adults. It is one of the best tools I've seen to lead a child to a sound understanding and acceptance of Jesus Christ. What a delightful way to help your children understand Scripture as one continuous story of God's incredible love. …
I would highly recommend this book for children and adult's who have been wounded by abuse, disabilities or anyone looking for a wonderful panoramic picture of God's love for us.

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