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Do you guys use any apps to track what you’ve read and what you want to read?

Do you guys use any apps to track what you’ve read and what you want to read?

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Jean

Goodreads

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Kim

yep, another vote for Goodreads!

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Andrew

Goodreads

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Sarah

Goodreads is great!

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Jo

Goodreads! Love it!

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Melanie

Goodreads

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Zeineb

Goodreads all the way down ?

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Tamara

Yes, Goodreads

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Kafil

http://goodreads.com/

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Eva

Just Goodreads.

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LJ

Goodreads

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Lisette

Goodreads!

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Nichole

Goodreads (seeing a pattern here ??)

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Celeste

goodreads, listchallenges, spreadsheets, notes … i keep track more than i read ?

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Romel

Goodreads. Even books I own i just tag them there so i don’t buy duplicates

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Alyssa

I have an excel spreadsheet of books I own that are tbr, an Amazon wishlist of tbr that are not owned, and Goodreads for books I have read

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Ceylan

Harper collins canada also has a 50bookpledge and they have a way to track books read / to read on their web page I use . I’m all about trying to earn their various badges ?

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Celeste

ohh i like that ?

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Ceylan

@Celeste

https://50bookpledge.ca/

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Ceylan

I’m all about rewards ?

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Celeste

I’ve already made an account ?

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Ceylan

@Celeste I also love the bookshelf view of how the books get displayed ? enjoy !

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Laura

Another vote for Goodreads. It does it all.

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Morgan

No but i use goodreads to leave reveiews

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Marci

Goodreads. Years ago, I tried others, settled on this, and stopped looking.

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Elvina

Libib

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Heather

Goodreads

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Julie

Goodreads

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Rae

Bookly ?

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Al

Sorry. I have been keeping all that stuff in my head since I learned to read, before 1st grade. Don’t even need bookmarks, can turn to the paragraph I stopped at unerringly. If I come across a typo, I can turn back to it even weeks later. I’ve no idea how I do that, I just do. I also read really fast when I’m in the groove, almost as fast as some slow folks turn pages. My Gramma Lula was a retired school teacher who cared for me in my formative years and I think that may have had something to do with why I was reading and writing the day I went to first grade.

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Bobbie

I use Litsy.

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Missy

Litsy is the best!!!!

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Renee

https://readinglist.app/

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Jennifer

Goodreads

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Monique

Goodread

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Anna

Goodreads

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Holly

Goodreads

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Sara

Goodreads. And an Instagram accont

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Miles

https://bookself.app/

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Theresa

Goodreads and my blog http://www.ragingbookreviews.com/

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Luca

there is a very great website in my country (Hungary) I use that, it’s not an app though, i hope they will make one from it someday

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Karen

Goodreads for the W

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Theresa

Goodreads

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Hannah

Litsy for me. Really good?

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Niki

Good reads

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Allison

Goodreads and Bookly ?

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Christine

Goodreads and a a4 notebook

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Teresa

I have a spreadsheet that tracks all kinds of info.

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Sarah

Goodreads

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Tammi

Goodreads, and I have it attached to my kindle app so when I start and finish a book it is automatically entered

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Tanya

Goodreads

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Dona

Paper & pencil ??

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Jill

Goodreads

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Melissa

Goodreads!!

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Stephanie

Goodreads

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Michelle

Goodreads for books and Curious Fictions for short stories!

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Celeste

oh i check that out

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Liza

Goodreads & I also have an excel spreadsheet that i use.

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Jennifer

Goodreads

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Aerika

Goodreads ??

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Missy

@Tracy Booknerd2 here. Just followed you.

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Brandi

Goodreads and I wrote down all my book challenges so I can cross the books off as I read them.

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Tracy

@Missy I’ve followed you back ??

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Tasha

Goodreads

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Grada

I use goodreads, librarything and bookcrossing for that purpose. They all gave different strenghts, so I use all 3. To jeep track of my reading off the 1001-list of books to read before you die, I use arukiyomi’s official Excel sheet.

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Diane

I too use Goodreads, but I have kept a hard copy of all the books I’ve read, want to read, and not completed for many, many years.

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Michelle

I use a notebook.

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