Jennifer good reads is owned by amazon.. if you have Kindle it will sync .. another benefit is you can join any genre and know the details of the books . And add them to your TBR

Cindy

Goodreads and a paper reading log.

Laureanne

i make a list on my phone notes and add an emoji tick to those ive read

Cindy

There’s also an app called my library, to keep track of books you already own.

Lisa

I keep track on good reads and in a notebook and starting next year I am going to use the book log one of my sister’s got me.

Carol

I don’t. At my age it doesn’t matter if I read the same book twice. I don’t remember how it ended anyway!

Dorian

I used to type out a list on my computer that was 4-5 pages long. My TBR. About three years ago I just said screw it, and stopped keeping track.

Julie

I don’t need to keep track I can read a book and only realised I’ve read it when I get to the end haha

Kymm

Goodreads

Bonnie

Check out 50 book pledge. It is a really good site and keeps track for you.

Sydney

Journal and goodreads

January

Goodreads

Claire

Goodreads

Karen

Book journal

Eileen

Excel spreadsheet on my laptop

Cynthia

Goodreads

Linda

I never keep track. I finished doing written assignments when I completed my masters degree. I read what I want when I want to for my own pleasure. I never understood why people keep a detailed log of what they read for pleasure. To each his own.

Pamela

Linda I do so I don’t wait a year and start a book only to think “this sounds really familiar”. LOL

Marta

Goodreads

Nancy

Goodreads, and purchased a book log as a gift and one for myself

Emma

I have a pretty notebook that I keep track each year… title, author and month read

Tracey

Goodreads

Teresa

i am going to do that too…book log , i like it

Lina-Myree

Excel spreadsheet lol

Eileen

Same as me Lina-Myree. I must admit I’m an Excel Spreadsheet fanatic 😮 my spreadsheet has a list of books by specific authors whose books I’ve read with notes whether I’ve read it, got it, or looking for it. A page for the authors whose books have all been read, a page for books I’ve read (so I don’t forget I’ve already read them) and a page with an alphabetical list of all the authors I like or who I want to read. I don’t know if I’m a sad person or just anal about my books!! ???

Nicole

Eileen thats pretty similar to what i do myself, im not that much of an expert at excel though so im having to improve my skills to help with it

Eileen

I’m shocking about using it – I’m no expert, but I can produce them and work out calculations and I do it for everything! I have loads of them on my laptop for every part of my life 😮 😮

Nicole

I’m currently just using it to organise my books by author and alphabetically whilst also keeping an organised list of books i want, i find its useful because then i can work out how many ive bought and read ect but i still use paper recording too just incase aha

Nothing but memory!

Amanda

I’m considering getting a book journal!

Chris

I use goodreads

Julie

Goodreads is the best.

Janet

I don’t – I just read. And every now and again realise I’m reading a book I’ve read before! ?

Pamela

Janet me too

Farnoush

Good reads

Marion

Goodreads

Sharon

I bought a thick blank scetch book. It should last me years.

Kirsten

Goodreads

Lauren

Goodreads 🙂

Katherine

I don’t but am going to have to start because I purchased a book yesterday that I had already read ?

Eileen

That’s what happened to me too – since I retired I’ve had more time to read and to buy books and I’ve bought too many books because I like the synopsis on the back only to get home and find it was already on my bookcase. So really to avoid this duplication I had to keepl a list 🙁

Erika

Goodreads

Grainne

Goodreads ❤️

Maryann

I bought a spiral notebook and will enter my first book tomorrow for the new year!!

Tandy

Goodreads… most of the time. I forget to log sometimes but overall it helps. It is also a great place to connect discover new books.

Ryan

I dont ?

Sarah

Pen and paper. I call it my book book.