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Announcing – BOOK BUZZ

Hello everyone! As a proud Dad I am thrilled to announce my son’s new venture – BOOKBUZZ.ORG.

Over a year ago Terry (the bearded one) quit his old job as a software engineer at Amazon and has been working full time building a state of the art search engine devoted to finding books sold by the independent booksellers of the world. There are other book searching sites, but Book Buzz is different; fast, efficient, and simple enough for the least technically inclined. If you think small is beautiful and support local and independent businesses, you will be pleased to learn that Book Buzz is all about that! When you use Book Buzz you will also be supporting Terry and his family (the little ones).

The Blurb

BookBuzz.org is a new search engine for booklovers who want an alternative to Amazon. Our mission is to simplify the process of online shopping for books and to support the independent book community.

You search for the book you want. We display offers from independent bookshops, booksellers and online marketplaces.

We do not display listings from Amazon or its subsidiaries.

Our intelligent search helps you find the exact title that you need. Our search results display the cheapest offer for the book you want. We show new and used copies. Shipping is included in the prices we display.

Features

Bookbuzz searches the databases of its partners such as: ALIBRIS, BIBLIO, BOOKSRUN, BLACKWELL’S, CHRISLANDS, & eBAY, which together comprise a vast number of books from independent sellers down the chain of supply, numbering in the millions. Bookbuzz uses intelligent algorithms to instantly sort and predict the book you are seeking almost as fast as you can type in any keyword. I guarantee you will be impressed! Bookbuzz also features a glossary of terms used in the used book trade, as well as a clear and useful guide to purchasing books.

Last Word

Look for this symbol, and remember the domain is “ORG”. Click the image to go to the site. Thanks for looking!

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