January Batch Is Up!

Hey Everyone! We have 1,912 copies of 56 titles available in our January batch.

Which book(s) are you hoping to win?

https://www.librarything.com/er/list

Wow. 56 titles is light, especially with so many manuals in the mix. Hope it's not the start of a trend, more of a glitch due to supply chain issues, holiday burnout, etc.

But the Irene Hannon book looks interesting.

>2 tealadytoo: I hope so too! The paucity of titles was definitely noted this month. I know from communicating with them that some of our regular publishers are having printing/supply issues. Hopefully that will pass.

>2 tealadytoo:

56 titles is light,

Only 15 titles, for those of us who avoid ebooks and audiobooks.

>4 lilithcat: Even ebook supply - at least those which can be win from people leaving abroad - is thin. Never mind, I don't lack other stuff to read :-)

>5 .mau.:

I don't lack other stuff to read

Nor do I! Somehow, when my sibs were in over the holidays, we managed trips to several bookstores, never coming back empty-handed, and there were a lot books given and received on Christmas.

Is it just me, or do the manuals for the GRE and Core Java look like the same titles previously offered in the Member Giveaways earlier in 2021?
I didn't sign up for them there, so I can't go back in the lists and check...

Very short list. While I do read eBooks, I have stopped requesting eBooks on the ER list as all of the eBooks that I have won were either never sent or I was unable to load them onto my ereader or iPad. Nothing for me on this list.

>8 manatree: FWIW, I received a free e-book from Simon and Schuster that required that I load a Glose app on my tablet to access it. Although this annoyed me, I wanted the book, so I did it. I found subsequently that Glose has handled the e-books I've won through the early reviewers program here very nicely.