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Your favorite book tracking/cataloging/social apps and websites? (midwest.social)

submitted 1 year ago by EntropicalVacation@midwest.social to c/literature

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I’m using LibraryThing, after fleeing GoodReads a few years back, and I just learned about BookWyrm. I’m interested in what others apps and sites are out there for keeping track of your books and/or to-read list, and/or reviewing and/or discussing them, and what folks think about them.

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[–] hybridhavoc@darkfriend.social 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I use Storygraph for tracking my TBR and what I’m reading. I used to go to Goodreads for this, but got sick of just how cluttered the website was. Storygraph does everything I care about for such a tool, in a design that is clean and functional and doesn’t get in my way.

[–] Noe@lemmy.ml 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I have downloaded StoryGraph just now on your recommendation and I am really liking it more than Goodreads.

[–] hybridhavoc@darkfriend.social 1 points 1 year ago

@Noe There also at least used to be a way to export your Goodreads data and import it to Storygraph - although sometimes the Goodreads data would be missing information like dates.

Hope you enjoy Storygraph!