It's frustrating that good ideas move so slowly from one OPAC to another. If patrons can put a hold on a specific copy, they can minimize their carbon footprint by waiting for a copy at their local branch to become available. I didn't think any OPACs provided this functionality, but I just discovered that you *can* do it in #SirsiDynix Enterprise (e.g., search.vapld.info) #Bibliocommons and #TLC, I'm waiting for you ...

@ataraxia937@fosstodon.org E-tailer Thriftbooks.com in my experience is superior to Amazon for price and selection.
Discovering book titles that get added to my wishlist: #bibliocommons account, log on to library, enter title in catalog, look on righthand column for 'related' titles and for user-created public-facing lists containing title.
#InternetLibrary has some titles in .mobi format I can load onto my #Kindle
Nancy Pearl's _Book Lust_ lists, but largely #Goodreads and its discussion groups