The Goal:
To make the whole world a library.
I came across this article recently in Reader's Digest about a man named Ron Hornbaker.

Ron Hornbaker is a software-company owner from
Kansas City, Mo. who has launched a neat site called BookCrossing.com.

This site encourages people to abandon books...
- in deli's, coffee shops, waiting rooms, doctor's offices -
...so that others might enjoy them for free!

Here's how it works....

Before releasing your book(s) go to BookCrossing.com and register them on the site.

The site will give you an ID label

The label(s) get pasted on the inside cover of the books.

Now your ready to leave your books for others to find.

After that it's all up to the finder to log on and report the where abouts of your books.

The coolest thing is when you get notified that some one found, read and reported your books. It's a great feeling knowing that your book has touched someone elses life.

Keep the world reading!

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EXTRA, EXTRA's!

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If your looking for a free online collection of illustrated children's books covering classic children's stories, rhymes, fables, and more then check out Childrens Books Online and Childrens Story Books Online.
They're online libraries filled with titles for children.

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Looking for your Childrens Favorite Books?
Why not visit NickJr.com and find Dora the explorer, Sponge Bob, Rugrats and so many more popular books.
Don't forget to check out the Clearance section!

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One place you could try if your looking to find out more about your ancestors is called Ancestry.com - the #1 source for online genealogy!

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Interested in a web site that has amusing accidental bloopers and mistakes that weren't caught in time and made thier way to the viewing public?
Then be sure to go to "Slipups.com".
If it's a Slip-Up that is entertaining, accidental, and in a popular medium where others can see the Slip-Up for themselves it is posted on this site.

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If your interested in fun books for your children to
read why not try a Book Club.
Get 5 books for $2. Choose from a vast selection of educational, fun and exciting books for children of all ages. Click for details.
Your kids will thank you.

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Why not try the Morse Code translator on this site.
It has a Java version and a CGI version.
Translates to and from Morse code and can play the
Morse to you as sound.
It runs on your computer and therefore is very quick.
Very neat to play with..