Are the any programs online that could help you keep track of books you have read?
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Book Collector - Program is available at the link below
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I can only think of tucows to find a program such as this. Or try cliffnotes.
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You can find portions of books on Google Books.  This will allow you to read portions of books from all over the internet.
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I would use Microsoft office Access package, it is a date base.  Just take time to organise which titles you need, it is fairly simple to operate, and can be updated very easily.
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Maybe... Or online libraries where we check out e-books...
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http://www.gutenberg.org/\n\nit's not every book, mostly just classics.
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Check this out--http://www.Lulu.com
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there are loads of them over the net and i use to read at this site.... http://www.nifty.org
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I've had luck with Pauker, a Java program where you type in the vocabulary and definitions, then it tracks your progress, repeating terms you've missed...
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mystudyguide.com\nlistening-books.org\nwebhost4u.org\nthesatswebsite.com\n10 points at me
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An excellent software program that is FREE that will give you tons of user friendly information is medved quote tracker. Go to this website http://www.quotetracker.com/qsources.shtml.
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Try visiting the library. Of course they will not allow you to check them out I don't think but you are free to read. There is also an online library as well. I forgot the address though. sorry.
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Have you tried the online science text books.
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how can I bookmark this great ques?
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You could write a bookmarklet in JavaScript.  Or Greasemonkey for Firefox might be helpful depending what you are trying to do.
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www.onlinefavourites.com/\nwww.mybookmarkmanager.com\nurl123.com\netc ... just try googling
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The Internet Public Library is a good idea. This is the specific page that links to many sites that have online books:\nhttp://www.ipl.org/div/subject/browse/hum60.60.00/\n\nProject Gutenberg is a good idea. Here's the page for the "Top 100" books on their site:\nhttp://www.gutenberg.org/browse/scores/top\n\nHere's an excellent list of other "e-book" sites on the web:\nhttp://www.stockton.lib.ca.us/ebooks.htm