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	<title>Comments on: Books with a side of awesomeness</title>
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		<title>By: GH Eckel</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I love the design element of BookBento. It sets a mood and draws attention to the novel, which is great.  When I\&#039;ve asked readers what makes them push the Purchase button, however, they most often say it\&#039;s how the book summary makes them feel. Getting someone to read a summary, however, is a great feat in and of itself and Bookbento seems to help with that. God knows, I think we\&#039;re all partially numbed by the sheer number of books thrust at us daily. Yet, we\&#039;re always looking for that next, great read that will take us away.

For another unique way of marketing a book, see BookGrabbr. (I\&#039;m not associated with them.)

George..]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I love the design element of BookBento. It sets a mood and draws attention to the novel, which is great.  When I\&#8217;ve asked readers what makes them push the Purchase button, however, they most often say it\&#8217;s how the book summary makes them feel. Getting someone to read a summary, however, is a great feat in and of itself and Bookbento seems to help with that. God knows, I think we\&#8217;re all partially numbed by the sheer number of books thrust at us daily. Yet, we\&#8217;re always looking for that next, great read that will take us away.</p>
<p>For another unique way of marketing a book, see BookGrabbr. (I\&#8217;m not associated with them.)</p>
<p>George..</p>
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