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Find your favorite cookbook authors at Filedby.com

Written by Ann Pietrangelo on April 6th, 2009 in Books, Movies, Television, Conversations, Tips & Tricks.

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I just discovered a great new resource for cookbooks, or books of any genre. Filedby.com is a new site that lists authors from around the world and allows you to search by category or author to find the books you love!

On filedby.com you can create your own profile, write reviews, and leave comments. Click the “Buy It” button and you will be redirected to the online bookseller of your choice (like Amazon and Borders).

For more information, visit: filedby.com

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