A Survey on Reader's Society: New Social Network of Book Swapping Platform

A large portion of the population routinely reads books and uses various methods to do so. Some people purchase books outright, while others borrow them from libraries, which use resources more sparingly overall. A portion of readers frequently buys books as well as borrow them. While some readers use the library system to borrow books for a brief time, many also have a small group of pals with whom they exchange books. In this manner, rather than being centralized, book movement is more diffused. Additionally, because there are so few of these libraries, they are not readily accessible. The best way to consume this finite resource is to make it as efficient as possible. It entails making use of the purchasing behavior and its disposal while considering the length of time the book is left unused. This results in collecting these available books, completing the circular economy by making it easier to swap them with nearby or accessible readers. We recognize that creating a tiny, autonomous community for something as simple as book sharing could significantly negatively influence the economy, society, and environment. Our goal is to set up a platform allowing readers to swap books reasonably and equally while maintaining ownership with no additional costs.