LENT BOOKS
Who did you lend that book to?
You lent it with the best intentions and now there's a gap on the shelf. Note it in Lendr and stop going through all your friends in your head.
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SOUND FAMILIAR?
You lent Marta “The Invisible Guardian” in March. It's October, you want to reread it and she's sure you gave it to her.
Nobody means any harm: lent books end up on someone else's shelf and blend in with the rest. That's why it's worth noting down.
HOW LENDR HELPS
Three taps and you're done.
01
Note the book and who has it
With a photo of the cover, so there's no doubt which edition it was.
02
Give it a return date
Two days before, you get a reminder. No chasing anyone from memory.
03
Share it with the reader
They'll see it in their Lendr and you'll both remember.
GUIDE
Five ideas to get your books back home
Lending books is one of the best things you can do with them. Getting them back just takes a little order:
1
Note it right away
“I'll note it later” is exactly how books get lost. Ten seconds when you lend it saves months of doubt.
2
Set a reasonable date
A month for a novel gives room without pressure. If it slips, no problem: it's a reminder, not a fine.
3
Take a photo of the cover
In six months you won't remember if it was the paperback or the hardback.
4
Write your name inside
A note on the first page helps whoever has it remember who lent it.
5
Ask casually
“How are you getting on with the book?” works much better than “can I have it back?”. And it starts a good conversation.
QUESTIONS
What people usually ask us.
Yes. They go in “Lent to me”, and Lendr reminds you when it's time to give them back.
Yes, if what you want is to know who has each book. Lendr isn't a catalogue: it's a lending notebook.
Yes. Noting, reminding and sharing are free.
Is a book missing from your shelf?
Note it now and let Lendr remember for you. It's free.
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