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Netflix ... for books

Tuesday, November 24, 2009 by kate

We've got a hot new tip today from fellow Captivate editor Jacqui Pini. (Check out her blog Indulge when you're done here!)

by Jacqui Pini

If books are getting a little too pricey and the library doesn’t have what you want, try a book rental service. Bookswim.com, which calls itself ‘the Netflix for books,’ is offering a service where you can pay a flat fee per month to receive books with no late fees. You tailor the plan to your reading style.

In addition, BookSwim is offering a free $10 gift certificate for everyone on your holiday gift list!

Just visit http://www.bookswim.com/gift to start sending out the free gift certificates.








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