
If you like organising your things, and maybe even cataloguing things....if you like
Library Thing, and if you are a collector of things, then
Squirl might be the place for you.
Just this weekend I have been musing over my vast CD music collection, and thinking that a Library Thing approach to my CDs and even my vintage collectibles wouldn't be such a bad idea!

So being alerted to Squirl seemed timely and 'kinda fun!' Now I just want to see how many of my
Library Thing friends make the jump! You have the option of creating a public or private collection, and a number of templates are provided. Squirl also incorporates the option of organising your book collection too - good if you want to keep things that you organise within the same management space.
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Thanks for this Judy. I am currently checking out the sites below so will make a decision after I try Squirl as well.
Delicious Library at http://www.delicious-monster.com/
Bookpedia, CDPedia and serveral other versions at the Bruji Store
https://store5.esellerate.net/store/checkout/CustomLayout.aspx?s=STR1986104800&pc=&page=OnePageCatalog.htm
A demo version of Bookpedia can be downloaded. This program is for Mac users.
Sharon Brennan
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