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"Google Book Search  has updated its service to offer more ways to browse their collection.  Similar to the way you might browse the book store or local library, Google Book Search now offers navigation options for various genres under the main categories of Fiction, Non-Fiction, and Random Subjects.  Additionally, the homepage features \u201CInteresting books\u201D (how Google\u2019s algorithm determines what\u2019s interesting, I do not know), \u201CClassics,\u201D and \u201CHighly Cited,\u201D which are books that academic types have frequently referenced in their work.\nRelated to the new ways Google organizes books, when you search the database you will now see an option to \u201Crefine results\u201D which gives you a list of additional categories you might want to browse.  For example, on a search for \u201CCivil War,\u201D you see additional links for \u201CHistory / United States\u201D and \u201CBiography &amp; Autobiography / Military,\u201D among others.  \nAdmittedly, I have not played much with Google Book Search in the past, but being only a few years removed from last minute college term papers, I can see how the service might be immensely useful for students, and this upgrade seems to provide some nice additional options.  \n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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