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Sisaruus

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20. Librarything

Reply to mvccd1000 (Original post)

Fri May 25, 2012, 08:41 PM

May 2012

I use www.librarything.com to catalogue my books and tag (or label) them as read. If they're on my kindle, I add a tag for kindle. My lists can be found at www.librarything.com/profile/sisaruus. If I'm at a bookstore trying to recall if I have read or own a book, I can access my entire personal collection on my iPhone.

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How do you keep track of what you've read? [View all] mvccd1000 May 2012 OP

I use notes on my iphone. alphabetecally, by author, with dates. OffWithTheirHeads May 2012 #1

I go by the design on the book cover. In the last few years I have bought at least two books twice. applegrove May 2012 #2

I absolutely loved that book too. Curmudgeoness May 2012 #6

A list in Microsoft Works that I add to... fadedrose May 2012 #3

For a brief while, I kept a list of what I'd read along with a brief opinion about it. raccoon May 2012 #4

I love your idea of using a spreadsheet... Little Star May 2012 #5

nook takes care of that for me now, but for hardcopies just my habits dmallind May 2012 #7

Me too, I don't sell or trade books other than if I disliked them.... Little Star May 2012 #8

I don't JitterbugPerfume May 2012 #9

Do you ever buy a book... Little Star May 2012 #10

I admit to having two copies of some books JitterbugPerfume May 2012 #11

LOL!!! I hear ya. Been there done that. Little Star May 2012 #12

Usually just my brain power Broken_Hero May 2012 #13

i was getting the same books. now i have a notebook for favorite authors and what is coming out seabeyond May 2012 #14

The key phrase in your otherwise excellent post pscot May 2012 #15

Oops. :) mvccd1000 May 2012 #17

I keep a limited paper list of authors that are new to me, so I can make sure I read all the books Nay May 2012 #16

I don't read as much or as fast as most people. So it's not hard closeupready May 2012 #18

I use Goodreads.com Poiuyt May 2012 #19

Librarything Sisaruus May 2012 #20

Interesting mvccd1000 May 2012 #21

Thanks! I'm gonna check that out.... Little Star May 2012 #22

How do you rate the books on ohheckyeah May 2012 #23

Not as easy to find... mvccd1000 May 2012 #24

Thank you very much for the information.... ohheckyeah May 2012 #25

One of the advantages of growing older.......... dimbear May 2012 #26

I use some kind of notebook. Over the years I've had several. SheilaT Jun 2012 #27