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  2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › GoodreadsGoodreads - Wikipedia

    History. Founders. Otis Chandler. Goodreads founders Otis Chandler and Elizabeth Khuri Chandler first met while studying at Stanford (Engineering and English respectively). After university Chandler initially worked as a programmer in on-line businesses, [11] including dating sites, [12] and Khuri Chandler as a journalist. [13] .

  3. www.goodreads.com › aboutAbout Goodreads

    Goodreads is the world’s largest site for readers and book recommendations. Our mission is to help readers discover books they love and get more out of reading. Goodreads launched in January 2007.

  4. www.theatlantic.com › entertainment › archiveMillions of People Reading Alone, Together: The Rise of Goodreads

    Feb 12, 2014 · In November, we launched the first Goodreads on Kindle apps on the Paperwhite and the Fire, making it easier for people to go from reading to discussing and discovering and back. It’s making our...

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  6. www.businessinsider.com › tech › what-is-goodreadsWhat Is Goodreads? the Popular Site for Readers

    • What Is Goodreads?
    • How Goodreads Works
    • Why Goodreads Is So Popular

    Goodreads is a book-centric review website that launched in January 2007 and was acquired by Amazon in 2013. It's a site for readers and book recommendations, with the goal of helping people find and share books they love. You can identify new books to read by searching for specific titles or authors, get curated recommendations from Goodreads base...

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    Once you sign up for a Goodreads account, you'll be prompted to review books you've already read and add them to your bookshelf so that Goodreads can provide curated recommendations of what to read next. To add a book to your "read," "currently reading," or "to-read" bookshelf, enter the name of the title in the search bar at the top of the page an...

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    You can use Goodreads to keep track of what you're reading, but there are so many additional features that you can enjoy as well. You can add friends to keep up with what they're reading and rating, join book clubs, enter giveaways to be the first to read newly released books, ask authors questions, and more. Goodreads even offers users a selection...

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  7. www.businessinsider.in › insider-picks › newsWhat is Goodreads? Everything you need to know about the ...

    Goodreads is a book-centric review website that launched in January 2007 and was acquired by Amazon in 2013. It's a site for readers and book recommendations, with the goal of helping people find...

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  8. www.goodreads.com › blog › showExciting News About Goodreads: We're Joining the Amazon ...

    Mar 28, 2013 · It's been a wild ride seeing how the company has grown and watching as more than 16 million readers from across the globe have joined Goodreads and connected over a passion for books. Today I'm really happy to announce a new milestone for Goodreads: We are joining the Amazon family.

  9. litreactor.com › columns › goodreads-a-history-ofGoodreads: A History of Where It All Went Wrong | LitReactor

    Aug 3, 2021 · Why Did Goodreads Get So Big? Lots of articles will give you touchy-feely, “finally book nerds had a home” reasons for Goodreads’ success. But I don’t think those account for the spread of Goodreads. Here are a few theories of my own. The Rise of Teen. In the mid-2000s, Young Adult book options were pitiful.