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message 1: by Karena (last edited Jun 28, 2013 06:51AM) (new)

Karena (karenafagan) So through a different group I found this feature on LibraryThing that lets you make lists using tags. I don't know how many of you like books that are written as journals or letters. I, personally find they can be great (The Color Purple) or horrible (The Perks of Being a Wallflower).

Here's the link if anyone's interested. I think you can customize it further and I'm not sure if Goodreads has this feature, but it needs it!

List of episolary Books


message 2: by Jeane, Book-tator (new)

Jeane (pinkbookdragon) | 323 comments I believe there are some great classics like Frankenstein and Dracula that are written in letters.


message 3: by Karena (new)

Karena (karenafagan) Jeane wrote: "I believe there are some great classics like Frankenstein and Dracula that are written in letters."

Yeah, they both are on the list I linked. Pretty cool. :)


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