Books #40

[ordinaryjelly]

I know this has been asked before but what apps are we all using to keep track of our reading?

Goodreads / StoryGraph / Bookmory?

From 1st January I want to start anew. I might shelve my current Goodreads and make a new account or I might just start somewhere new.

I love the free version of Bookmory, but not sure how reliable that is. I have had StoryGraph but didn't use it consistently. I am just fed up of Goodreads. The whole interface just bores me.

 

[CommentBelow]

I know this has been asked before but what apps are we all using to keep track of our reading?

Goodreads / StoryGraph / Bookmory?

From 1st January I want to start anew. I might shelve my current Goodreads and make a new account or I might just start somewhere new.

I love the free version of Bookmory, but not sure how reliable that is. I have had StoryGraph but didn't use it consistently. I am just fed up of Goodreads. The whole interface just bores me.

StoryGraph, it’s good and they’re constantly improving it.
Unlike Goodreads who changed the logo and added some bookmark challenges.. tbf I do quite like the genre/challenge bookmarks but haven’t done so well with the ‘fall’ batch of them.

 

[superhero.birds]

I’m a massive fan of storygraph, I’ve been using it for 2 1/2 years now

 

[OwlHen]

I really like StoryGraph too, I started with it last January and am surprised I’ve been consistent.

 

[anniemouse]

I tend to update both StoryGraph and Goodreads. I did download Bookmory and Fable and import my data but I deleted Bookmory as I found it fiddly and I ignore Fable for now

 

[RedFlagsAhoy]

Another StoryGraph convert!

 

[Lola123]

I know this has been asked before but what apps are we all using to keep track of our reading?

Goodreads / StoryGraph / Bookmory?

From 1st January I want to start anew. I might shelve my current Goodreads and make a new account or I might just start somewhere new.

I love the free version of Bookmory, but not sure how reliable that is. I have had StoryGraph but didn't use it consistently. I am just fed up of Goodreads. The whole interface just bores me.

I’ve found the best is storygraph, is much easier to navigate than bookmory and just looks better, a much better version than goodreads but I use that still as a lot of my friends still do. I dabbled with fable but then they ducked it over by having an issue with their AI recommendations being racist.

 

[ordinaryjelly]

A resounding vote for StoryGraph.

I tried to use it as part of their Beta and then the first launched version but it was too glitchy. Sounds like they have ironed out the cracks and it is good now! Time to revisit it.

 

[SaintLeo]

Another vote for StoryGraph! I also use Goodreads by default as my Kindle automatically updates it but I rarely go into the app nowadays.

 

[Katykatykaty]

I just wish more apps would integrate with the kindle app. I only ever read using that (or occasionally Audible) so I love that it updates Goodreads by its self. I never remember things on my own and then I end up remembering months down the line and have 20 books to update, it becomes a chore and I give up.

 

[Chocolategoggler]

I know this has been asked before but what apps are we all using to keep track of our reading?

Goodreads / StoryGraph / Bookmory?

From 1st January I want to start anew. I might shelve my current Goodreads and make a new account or I might just start somewhere new.

I love the free version of Bookmory, but not sure how reliable that is. I have had StoryGraph but didn't use it consistently. I am just fed up of Goodreads. The whole interface just bores me.

I have used Bookmory for about 2 years consistently.
I just use it to record my book reading, but I noticed it has other features I don't use, including the reading streak people on here have talked about.

 

[ordinaryjelly]

Is Bookmory the one where you can do the calender that shows the book covers as you read them. I like that feature.

I have used Bookmory for about 2 years consistently.
I just use it to record my book reading, but I noticed it has other features I don't use, including the reading streak people on here have talked about.

 

[Tofino]

I think today’s heart for Christmas chapter is the worst yet

are we really meant to believe two teenagers had sex (with April losing her virginity) in a hospital room on the paediatric cardiology ward?

 

[daisynoon]

Is Bookmory the one where you can do the calender that shows the book covers as you read them. I like that feature.

StoryGraph has this option:

 

[Chocolategoggler]

Is Bookmory the one where you can do the calender that shows the book covers as you read them. I like that feature.

Not sure what you mean, but I screenshot it on to here at the end of every month
So if it was the end of the month now, this is what I would be posting on here:

 

[ordinaryjelly]

This is the calender option I mean, I just like how it looks. @AllieBee do you make this graphic yourself or is it an option in one of the reading/book tracker apps?

 

[anniemouse]

I think today’s heart for Christmas chapter is the worst yet

are we really meant to believe two teenagers had sex (with April losing her virginity) in a hospital room on the paediatric cardiology ward?

Oh that sounds grim

 

[Allflightscancelled]

I finally finished the Strength of the Few. Loved it. I shouldn't read reviews though as people just annoy me with them now a long wait for next one in the series

Ooh glad to hear it! This is another one I know I’m getting for Christmas

 

[Mamacita]

Ooh glad to hear it! This is another one I know I’m getting for Christmas

It's just a great series so far. It's very different to any other fantasy I've read.

 

[Allflightscancelled]

It's just a great series so far. It's very different to any other fantasy I've read.

I found the first one a bit hard at first (and I like a big, dense book) but was raving about it by the end. Am super excited to continue