Amazon Wish Lists - what took me so long?

Have you ever been reading an interesting article and it turns out the author has written a book which sounds equally interesting, but you just don't have time to read their book right away? What happens?

For some of us we open a document, or make a note and try not to lose the note and generally never get around to reading the book because we can't remember it when we get around to purchasing our next book.

Well not anymore. Now what happens is that I finish the article on my Kindle (see previous post regarding downloading articles to a Kindle), connect to the Amazon Store from my Kindle, search for the book, scann the user reviews and depending on how it looks put it on my Wish List.

It only takes a couple of minutes. This way I never forget the interesting book and new author.

While this may not be news for some of you, for others this may be a complete revelation. I never took advantage of the Wish List option on Amazon because I thought it wasn't worthwhile. It is, you should take advantage of this opportunity to always have a great list of worthwhile reading.

Now if there way only a way to be easily link these author's blogs and websites to this blog from my Kindle...