Submitted by Illustrious_Drop_605 t3_11cgzho in books
tonyrocks922 t1_ja46mf2 wrote
Reply to comment by _StateoftheArt_ in Do you track your reading activity? How and why? by Illustrious_Drop_605
I am about your age too, and I'm happy that tracking apps exist now because it means I no longer pick up an interesting looking book at a library or used bookstore and get a few dozen pages in before I realize I read it already. I guess if you purchase and keep every book you read it's easier to keep track of but I don't have the space or money for that.
I use Goodreads just to track what I read already, and sometimes add books to my to read list when someone makes a recommendation or I read a review. I ignore all the social and recommendation parts of it.
Ellemir t1_ja7dhoa wrote
Same here (I am 51). I read in English and German, translations make it even harder to keep track of what you have read so far.
I mainly use Goodreads and will keep doing so, because of my goodread friends. Reviews become more valuable when you know the reader and his taste in books.
I dabble in Storygraph, Librarything and Excel, not sure which one I want to use in future for some reading data.
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