I am currently using Google Books quickly to create a list of books that I can sell.
Is there a way to export this list to a next service (or a Google feature I am missing) so that I can attach prices?
Note: Anything that is not dynamic will not work for me (around 200 books). I am cleaning my library by shelf and updating as I go along. Then my relative checks the prices on Amazon/ Other sites (or even calls bookstores) manually.
In this question: Getting the link to a public bookshelf in googlebooks [Now Solved] I try am able to get the XML (dynamic/live version) without downloading it. So I already know how to download the XML.
I am looking for clean way from Google Books (I am going to be placing reviews later for some of the books) to another service/application.
Best Answer
If you select a "shelf" of books, then pull down the Options tab, you'll find an "export to XML" option. I was able to read that XML file with Excel 2003 and it generated a table containing the titles, ISBNs, etc. That spreadsheet is a good start, or you could export that as .CSV and pretty much anything will read that.