How do you keep track of the books you want to read? Please check all that apply.
Survey expired 06/09/16
Total voters: 655
How do you keep track of the books you want to read? Please check all that apply.
 32% (210 votes) | I keep them on shelves apart from books that I have read. |
| 11% (73 votes) | I keep them on shelves, but they are mixed in with books that I have read. |
| 23% (153 votes) | I keep them in stacks. |
| 58% (382 votes) | I keep a list. |
| 35% (226 votes) | I use Goodreads. |
| 5% (31 votes) | I use LibraryThing. |
| 12% (80 votes) | I try to remember them. |
| 17% (110 votes) | Other (Please specify):- I put them on my wish list in Amazon
- I put them on my wish list on Amazon.com
- Wish list on Amazon
- I keep them in boxes.
- I KEEP A YEARLY CALENDAR AND ALSO LIST ON INDIVIDUAL AURHORS
- As soon as I read a book, I get rid of it so that ALL the books in my house are my TBR list and I have a list of all books read!
- I use my Kindle
- I use Overdrive on my iPad connected to my local library
- Amazon wish list
- I use the list feature for my library catalog & place purchase requests.
- I track on Amazon
- Wish lists on Amazon
- I keep a list on Amazon. If I'm not going to buy them,I try to reserve them, at the library.
- I use Wish List at my library
- l have an Amazon wish list.
- Put them on my calendar on release dates.
- put them on hold at the local library
- Put them in my Amazon wish list.
- I use the hold list function attached to my public library account.
- I keep them on shelves. I don't keep any books I've read as I have 4 bookcases full now.
- Kindle samples and Wish List on Amazon
- Bookreporter in 3-ring binders weekly with books hi-lighted. Also have one for monthly Bookbrowse.
- Bookreporter in 3-ring binders weekly with books hi-lighted. Also have one for monthly Bookbrowse. Also use wish list on Amazon.
- I don't keep track. They're on my Kindle and I just pick one randomly.
- Amazon list
- Library or Overdrive holds
- notes clipped together on a small paper holder on my desk
- I have a notebook with alphabet tabs. Then I list them by author, followed by title and date read. I also use bookreporter!
- library wish list
- I try not to keep a list because it constantly grows. I read fast & read a lot.
- I email a list to myself of books I plan to read.
- Books I have finished reading stand upright, books to be read lay on their sides (usually piled one on top of another for space)
- I seem to lose them around the house and always enjoy it when I come upon them. Sort of a surprise.
- I download the first chapter to my Kindle or add to my Audible Wish List
- Put them on hold at the library, Hold list and checkout list is online for me at library's website to refer to.
- I have a to read book bag
- I book the book titles I want to read on my Kindle Wish List. When I want to read a book, I just choose from this list.
- I use the "collections" feature on Kindle to label books and samples "Read."
- Excel spreadsheet
- I jot them on a piece of paper that I keep under my laptop. When I go to write a book thats already on my list, I usually buy it
- My book clubs keep a list of titles read.
- I read and love The Bookreprter!
- My Main source is Bookreporter
- I place an order with our library and then I'm the first on the list
- Excel spreadsheet
- Library website has a To Be Read list
- Put the ones to read next on my night stand
- I download a sample book.
- I put them on my amazon wish list or on my kindle
- Amazon wishlist
- Mark on a list on library website
- I use an Application on my phone Bibliophilia to keep track of both types of boks.
- List them in my phone and place on Amazon wish list
- I use an app called paperless to keep a list
- Pin to pinterest. Put on my personal public libraries wish list. If not published, I place on my kindle wish list
- I have a Wishlist on Barnes and Noble
- Get ideas from Bookreporter
- random sticky notes :)
- Wish List on Amazon and an old fashioned spiral notebook.I mostly use Kindle to read because i
- Wish List on Amazon and an old fashioned spiral notebook.I mostly use Kindle to read because i
- Wish List on Amazon and an old fashioned spiral notebook.I mostly use Kindle to read because i
- Wish List on Amazon and an old fashioned spiral notebook.I mostly use Kindle to read because i
- Wish List on Amazon and an old fashioned spiral notebook.I mostly use Kindle to read because i
- Wish List on Amazon and an old fashioned spiral notebook.I mostly use Kindle to read because i
- Wish List on Amazon.
- I have a list of the Author's I like to read.
- my library's wish list feature!
- PaperBackSwap.com
- Stack on nightstand and coffee table. Stacks are too high!
- Bookmark them on-line
- I keep wishlists on my library website and on BookCrossing and I put emails about books into a separate folder.
- Lists on Amazon or with public library
- Kindle books on Amazon...other books by lists
- I have an email folder for books that I want to read, as I use the library primarily.
- I put them on hold at the library
- Hide under bed
- Paperback swap
- I use wish lists on Amazon and barnes and Noble. book browse also,has a great area in their site on keeping track of your book
- Most of them are on my Kindle app for ipad.
- I have an Excel spreadsheet that tracks book title, author, rating, genre and type (print/electronic.)
- I keep them on several shelves in 3 rooms - apart from books I have read.
- I periodically write down what ones I have not read that are new or old.
- Amazon Wish List
- Electronic list
- My library keeps a checked out list.
- I only keep a few that touch me in such a way that I can't part with them. The remaining hundreds are in TBR growing piles!
- I put them on my Amazon wish list & also note on my calendar when anew book that I want to is released.
- I put them on my Amazon wish list & also note on my calendar when anew book that I want to is released.
- I use Book Reporter and Fantastic Fiction for upcoming books that I would like to read. I have bookshelves all over the house.
- I logon to my library's website where my "book bag" lists all of the books I want to read.
- I don't so sometimes I check out a book I have already read from the library
- I use amazon wish list
- I keep a spreadsheet of books in my library and another for books I have read including my rating and a brief description.
- I antiipate them on Edelweiss.
- Email saved at work and home
- Add them to wish lists by category (biography, literary, women
- list them on Amazon/Barnes and Noble website wishlists
- Fictfact.com is great for tracking series books and authors and next books to read.
- Using my IPad Notes App I have a running list of "Books to Read" and another list of "Books Read".
- I download them onto my Kindle
- I have a large TBR bookcase in my living room and walls of books that we've read (over 3500 - alphabetized) in my family room.
- I have them in my library on my iPad.
- They are listed on my Kindle
- I shelve all books by author, I keep track of new books in a Readers book of lists.
- I shelve all books by author, I keep track of new books in a Readers book of lists.
- I don't try to remember.
- ON LINE BOOK STORE WISH LISTS
- Keep them on Amazon Wishlists and Library Wishlists
- Excell worksheet
- Reminder list at PaperbackSwap
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