Aww. I liked that one.

Hello!

My name is Aaron.  I’m a computer programmer in San Francisco, and have created a website to help people find books at their desired price.  It works by continuously scanning booksellers’ inventory, and notifying by email when one is available at that price:

Find For Me

I’m posting here to ask for your feedback.  Do you think this is a good service that literature lovers can find valuable in its current form?  Are there any improvements or added features you’d like to suggest, that would allow it to serve people in a greater way?

This is a “version 1.0” of the service; it is fully functional, but parts of it are not yet as easy to use as I’d like, for which I apologize.  The searching works OK, but not (yet) excellently.  If you have trouble finding a title, searching by ISBN or EAN works well.

Incidentally, the service is free to use, and I expect it to always be so.  Please response on this forum, or you can send me email directly at .  Thank so much in advance.

cheers,
Aaron Maxwell

Hi, Aaron. I hope you get some useful feedback—best of luck with your project.

Hi, Aaron. I hope you get some useful feedback—best of luck with your project.

Thanks Karen! And thanks for the suggestion to post here.

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Newbie here. i recently logged in & expressed gt admiration for the s. story writer Wm.Trevor. so here it is again. but over the yrs i have come to a gt respect for anybody who can write one. i cannot get out of my mind for a VERY long time, the s.s. by bud schulberg “Girls in their Summer Dresses’ i have studied this one over & over & i cant figure out how he did it. sort of having a magic tric explained & you still dont get it.