The Readers Review: Literature from 1714 to 1910 discussion

Lily wrote: "Lynnm wrote: "Scroll near the bottom of the main page, and immediately following "Members," you will see "Upcoming Reads": you'll see it there. ..."

You have me lost, Lynnm. Oh, okay, I just found..."

Lily, it does link, but only shows a limited number of books at the top. Once some of our December reads are completed, it should pop up to the top,

Deborah wrote: "Lily, it does link, but only shows a limited number of books at the top. ..."

Does link to what, Deborah? It took me to an entire bookshelf right now, whereas it could have taken me to the area near the bottom of the page that Lynnm pointed out.

Lily wrote: "Deborah wrote: "Lily, it does link, but only shows a limited number of books at the top. ..."

Does link to what, Deborah? It took me to an entire bookshelf right now, whereas it could have taken m..."

I'm sorry I wasn't very clear. When you put the upcoming read into the system, it will either pop up to the top, if there's room, or show up where Lynn indicated. Once the current reads have been marked read (complete), they disappear from the location at the top of the page and end up on the read bookshelf. Once that happens, the upcoming reads that haven't shown up at the top, will pop up to the top of the page. That happens automatically and is based on start date of the read along with available space.

Deborah wrote: "Once that happens, the upcoming reads that haven't shown up at the top, will pop up to the top of the page. That happens automatically and is based on start date of the read along with available space. ..."

Yes, I understand that. Such still doesn't satisfy me as to where the link "More upcoming books..." just below those that do show takes one.

It is annoying, Lily. I've never understood why it doesn't take you to the bottom of the page with the real upcoming reads...not a bookshelf.

And it took me forever to figure it out. After getting the bookshelf and being confused time and time again, one day I just happened to notice the area near the bottom of the home page.

While I don't agree with the philosophy, I think it must be that the tbr shelf is seen as future reads, and it takes you there to peak your
Interest.

Lynnm wrote: "Everyman wrote: "And when you click on the "more upcoming reads" link for some reason it doesn't come up with Hardy, which I had assumed it would, but comes up with the bookshelf."

Scroll near the..."

Thanks. I hadn't seen that, just the link under the next books to read.