How do you keep track of your TBR book list? Notebook, good reads,random pieces of paper
How do you keep track of your TBR book list?
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All of the above 🙂
I try to migrate everything to Goodreads eventually however.
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Amazon wishlist.
This way when I’m ready to buy one, it’s already there.
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Goodreads. It also alerts me when there is a sale on one of the ebooks.
Goodreads and overdrive wishlist
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Goodreads and in my bullet journal.
That is so cute! Do you color the spines in once you’ve finished them?
Yes, I do. I just started this tbr list.
Very cool!
Definitely Goodreads
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I use Amazon list.
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Stack of unread shame next to my bed
See also: Kindle collection of unread shame on my Paperwhite
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I have a notebook of books I’ve read, since 2000, but struggle to find a way to keep track of my wish list.
Maybe start a new notebook with TBR’s? I’m planning on highlighting the name once I’m done reading.
I just started a new notebook. Somehow I can’t get into the groove of good reads. ( oops! I think I just dated myself with that phraseology)
Good reads and a note on my phone so I can add with voice dictation. I then go back and add to good reads.
I add to goodreads as well after I read it.
Neither can I. I update my list whenever I log in but I’m a bit of a nerd with journals and writing so a notebook works best for me.
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Oh, hey, I just remembered! For my daughter’s TBR list, our library’s OPAC allows users to create lists, so I keep all the books to check out in a series of lists. (She’s 3-months old, so she has very little say in what goes on the lists. My husband thinks getting her own library card was a thinly veiled ploy on my part to double the number of books I can check out at a time, and he’s not wrong.)
All of the above! ?
Are you referring to the random books on my nightstand, my desk, on the shelves on my bookshelf and in my cart on Amazon?
In plain sight, basically.
I made a collection on my Kindle called “Samples”. You can download samples of books for free. So when I come across a book I want to read, I download the sample and put it in my Samples collection. That is my TBR list. If a book isn’t on Kindle, I take a screen shot of the cover from Amazon or Barnes and Noble’s website and put it in a folder entitled “Books” in my phone. Works for me. 🙂
Good reads and paper lists
Notebook, Pinterest board, screenshots lol
That’s what I am trying to consolidate!
My Amazon wish list. Once i read it or receive it, I delete it. Books I have that I haven’t read are in a stack in my bedroom. Once I read a book on Kindle I delete it, so everything on Kindle is ‘to be read’.
Me too. Same methods.
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Goodreads for TBR. Collectorz software for owned/ read synced to cloud for shopping (to review to avoid buying dupes)
Goodreads and a Notebook and a separate Notebook to keep track of challenges and I also mark a challenge down on a study card and put it in an envelope, which I seal once I’ve finished the challenge ??
FictFact
Goodreads. Then I have a list each year of the books I read. I love looking back at them.
Guess I should expand on that. I love FictFact. They keep lists of series of all genres. I can mark what I’ve read, what’s to be read, and what’s done. They let me know when a new book has been added to a series and when an author I follow has a new series. Obviously, this works for series, not so much for single books. I do also use Goodreads and Amazon, but FictFact is my go-to.
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alphabetized in piles in my bedroom
Goodreads and a notebook.
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On my phone so I have it to recommend a good book or when someone recommends one and as a handy reference when I head to the library.
Each year I set a goal of how many books I read then keep a document of the titles and authors. Plus I use Goodreads.
Goodreads. Always.
I have mine in 2 crates. And I just stare at them trying to decide what’s next.
I take screen shots of books I find online that look good lol. I have a book list folder in my phone, and on Instagram you can save posts under certain categories.
To read app on my iPhone! I can add books I want to read and check them off as read when I’m done.
I like good reads but I also have a special book shelf for my tbrs that I own.
All of you sound so organized! I don’t keep a list I just read what is available from the library. If it is something I want to read and it’s not available I request it .
I have to keep a list somewhere or I will forget. ? So many good books out there. Not enough time.
Same. I kept buying multiple copies of multiple books
Little spiral notebooks that I keep downstairs, upstairs by the computer, and bedside. I often go right to the library’s website and request a book that I read about on this site. Which is why I always have a dozen books checked out at any given time.
I only keep track of books I have read, not what is on my shelves to read.
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Goodreads if I don’t own the book. A list on my phone if it’s something I think I might buy from the bookstore where I work. Otherwise, I have beautiful piles of books all around my house!
I use the Book Buddy app on my iPhone.
I don’t… I have a list on Amazon and thriftbooks… and I ‘wander’ thru other book lists
My library website has a “for later” shelf. Then it is easy to find out if the title is available and request it. I also put books in my amazon cart until they are available through the library.
We either use the same library or our libraries use the same system – also same ladt name ?
I make notes on my iPhone or random bits of paper and transfer them to a little notebook.
LibraryThing
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Amazon Wishlist
Goodreads and stacks on bookshelves!
On my Kindle and bookshelves! No organization at all…?
Notes in my ipad
I keep a partial list in a notebook, and samples in my kindle. I also keep a list in my purse of books I’m looking for good used copies of.
Also I can make lists on my library’s website.
Notes on my iPhone.
I do a list every year on Word, print it out at the end of the year and put it in a file folder. I have lists back from 1995. If there is a book I’m not sure I read, I go on Amazon and check out publication date then go to the list of that year. Am I obsessed with reading or what??
http://librarything.com/ All my books and all the books I’ve read since the late 1990s are cataloged there. They have a Wishlist category where I put the things I don’t yet own but would like to read . . . then change the category once I read them.
Goodreads and notepad in computer
I use goodreads and a notebook
Pages in my bullet journal and Excel Spreadsheet for books that sound interesting that are suggested by podcast
goodreads all the way
I keep track on a excel sheet
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I don’t keep track of TBR.
I’ve been using Excel sheets for a while. I have one for TBR, Read, Owned, and To Purchase. My TBR sheet includes a formula that will select a title at random for my next read so I don’t have to go through and pick one. lol.
I have begun to use Goodreads recently through.
I don’t lol I read what I fancy when I have read what I am reading lol I do however use Goodreads to keep some kind of track of what I have read.. Not that it matters much coz I am a re-reader 😀
I keep a list each year in a notebook.
Notebook now but I may move to iPad notes.
note book. i love writng things down, the use of paper and pen. but i also love tryping, but not storing things in the computer
In Overdrive, I put them on my wish list. I also use OneNote for books, movies, and TV series. I don’t think I can possibly live long enough …
Fictfact, but they only do series. Great website though and it is free! I also, this is weird, download things on to my iPad, and use the Kindle app as a browsing library, then I go to my Kindle to read it. My paper books, I just put on shelves and browse them once in a while.
My library account has a ‘for later’ shelf.
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Amazon wish list
I use Goodreads, but don’t. If I see something here that I don’t want to forget about I’ll add it to Goodreads. But I don’t have them organized in anyway and its just a big jumble so I don’t really use it.
Wishlists in Kindle and Audible apps.
Goodreads.
mine are cramming my shelves ??♀️
If I see/hear of something I might want to read, I put it on a list in my phone. When I finish a book, I’ll check my list, read reviews, etc.
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My “someday list” is in a spiral notebook with brief note on where I saw it or read the review. There’s a spot for the request date from my online library catalog, then I check it off when the book arrives.
Mine is mostly the very low-tech system of “piles of books left everywhere”…
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Goodreads it’s the only thing I could keep updated- paper never seemed to work
All of the above!
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