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message 1: by Audiothing (new)

Audiothing Hello all,
I'm not quite new, just not good at finding my way around this site.
I am British, but have lived here in Australia and New Zealand for several years.
I started using Goodreads as both a way of keeping track of books read, and finding books to read. I've managed to get my bookshelves up and running, written a few reviews but not with others in mind, just as reminders to myself. Perhaps I should start writing helpful reviews!
I am a reader, not an author, crime is my favourite category of fiction. I am hoping to come across some help with the sub categories, I don't really know the difference between a mystery and a thriller!
Much of my "reading" is by audiobooks


message 2: by [deleted user] (last edited Jul 10, 2014 03:06AM) (new)

Hi Bec, welcome to the group.
You'll find lots of new thing to read here, so hang on to your to read pile.


message 3: by Scott (new)

Scott | 851 comments Welcome Bec!!


message 4: by Nancy, Co-Moderator (new)

Nancy Oakes (quinnsmom) | 10110 comments Mod
Hi Bec, and welcome. Crime is my favorite category of fiction too, always has been and always will be. Stick with us - you'll be totally bombarded by book suggestions!


message 5: by Natalie (new)

Natalie | 16 comments Welcome Bec.
I too do the majority of my reading through audibooks and mysteries are my favorite.

Thanks for introducing yourself.
Natalie


message 6: by Bill (new)

Bill Welcome to the group, Bec. I think you'll find a few discussions here where people try to describe the various sub-genres..


message 7: by Eduardo (new)

Eduardo Suastegui (esuastegui) Welcome aboard, Bec!


message 8: by Audiothing (new)

Audiothing Thank you all


message 9: by Wendy (new)

Wendy | 581 comments I too began using Goodreads as a way to keep track of my HUGE COLLECTION. Too many times I repurchased titles.
Now, I use it to meet readers, get new book ideas and review books.


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