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I think I underuse Goodreads. After all, it’s a community of readers like me!

I belong to Christian Fiction Devourers. What are some Goodreads groups you belong to that you like?
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Beth - ;) said…
I pretty much underuse it too. I list my books and read the comments from others in my groups but do not do much else. I belong to four groups - Love Inspired, Q&A with Camy Tang, The Gateroom (for Stargate fans) and The Wagon (for those who post to The Wagon, a Yuku forum for stitchers, about their books). The Gateroom has been quiet for some months now.
Wed Jun 06, 11:15:00 AM 2012
Danica Favorite said…
YAY!! A Love Inspired member! I was just on there today wondering what I could do to make it more active. :)
Wed Jun 06, 12:11:00 PM 2012
Camy Tang said…
Yay! Thanks for belonging to my Goodreads group! Not that I, er, have done anything recently ...

Wow there's a Stargate group? Too bad it's not more active. My friend (and author) Dineen Miller LOVES Stargate.
Wed Jun 06, 06:25:00 PM 2012
Camy Tang said…
Oops I forgot to mention Love Inspired and the LIH group on Goodreads, too!

Giveaways always make people happy. I'd be willing to giveaway some Formula for Danger copies. I just discovered a box of them I had "put away" to keep them safe, and then forgot about them entirely.

Want me to ask the LI authors YahooGroup, too?
Wed Jun 06, 06:26:00 PM 2012
Abigail Mitchell said…
I started Christian Fiction Fans.
Sat Jun 09, 11:51:00 AM 2012
Camy Tang said…
Thanks for letting me know!
Sat Jun 09, 11:56:00 PM 2012
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