"Tag It"

RULES:
Title new posts with "TAG MY BOOK: TITLE"

Post new books in the discussion Forum.
Please post when you have tagged and who, this will help with reciprocity.


What is a tag?
Think of a tag as a keyword or category label. Tags can both help you find items on the Amazon site as well as provide an easy way for you to "remember" and classify items for later recall.

How Can I use Tags?
There are many ways to use tags. Here are some examples:

Find other items with similar qualities: Are you a photography enthusiast? Find a photography book that you love and tag it with the category "photography book." Click on the "photography book" tag you created and see other items that were tagged similarly. Because people's tags are (by default) visible to others, a great effect of tagging is that you can navigate among items through other people's tags. Add a tag and check out what other items people have tagged as "robot" or "gardening" or "chocolate." Also, you can assign as many tags as you wish to each product, so tag away!

Organize your collection or items of interest: Tag items you've purchased in the past and organize your collection in any way you wish. Don't like the way Amazon has organized its science fiction or cookbooks? Tag the items you care about with the categories that matter to you.

Remember items you are considering for purchase: If you are planning to buy a digital camera, you might tag several makes and models so that you can look at them side by side, organized the way you wish.

Search Tags: You can search for products with a given tag from any product detail page or from any tag page.

Get recommendations based on items you've tagged: Items you tag will be used as sources from which to make personalized recommendations. Go to Your Store and select from your tags under the Recommendations by Your Tags section. All items you've marked with the tag you select from here will be used as the basis for these recommendations.