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There are always readers eager to find a place where they can get their hands on books and have their thirst to read quenched and luckily there is an endless chain of sits providing them with what they want most. BookHuddle is another lace for book lovers to discover, organize and share books with friends.

What it appears to be like is a social network for readers where they can find the books they love reading most and discover new books. That doesn’t mean it’s an isolated virtual library, BookHuddle lets you meet other readers to share your opinion with them about a book, recommend them your favorite and know what readers like you prefer reading most.

BookHuddle lets you maintain your own virtual library where you can keep track of your reading habit and what you have been reading over time. Added with discussing boards where users can tip in reviews and talk about a book, sharing their opinions etc. Know what your friends are reading, join or start your own book club and do what you are at BookHuddle for; read.

Sites like these can offer a lot of help to those who just prefer reading a book and they can take advantage of various reviews being made my others in the network to get a picture whether it has what they are look for, to make reading worth it. BookHuddle offers its users an easy way to;

Discover

• Search our database of millions of books to find the books that interest you.
• Browse through the categories of books to discover what books other people are reviewing or adding to their lists of books.
• Browse through the categories of books to discover the new releases and top selling books on Amazon.com^®.
• Visit the book detail page to find lots of information in one place.

Organize

• Organize your books using book lists or book tags.
• Create your custom book lists or use predefined personal book lists to organize your books.
• Tag books with keywords to help you organize and find books by keywords.
• Run your book club on Bookhuddle, manage your group’s reading list, discuss the books you’re reading.

Share:

• Share your opinions by rating books, writing reviews, or participating in group discussions.
• Share your book lists with your friends or other members within or beyond Bookhuddle.
• Recommend books to your friends within or beyond Bookhuddle.
• Control the level of privacy to expose as much or as little information as you wish about yourself and your reading interests.

Competition? Well there competitors offering the same butt then it doesn’t matter how many sites are there offering books and readers a place across the web to read since they offer the same thing. However added features are what that determine the success and to be more precise how many free books are there to offer by the site (.doc, PDF formats etc). To readers it’s another place to munch more books; they won’t mind the name for they all they want s stuff (books) to read.