Book Blogger Hop – Do you use Goodreads to keep track of your books? #BookBloggerHop
The Book Blogger Hop was originally created by Jennifer @ Crazy-For-Books in March 2010 and ended on December 31, 2012. With Jennifer’s permission, Billy @ Ramblings of a Coffee Addicted Writer relaunched the hop on February 15, 2013. Each week the hop will start on a Friday and end the following Thursday. There will be a weekly prompt featuring a book related question. The hop’s purpose is to give bloggers a chance to follow other blogs, learn about new books, befriend other bloggers, and receive new followers to their own blog.
Sort of. But often Goodreads doesn’t feature the books I read so it isn’t accurate!!
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I know the feeling and that’s what so good about being a Goodreads librarian. You can always message me if you want me to add a book for you. x
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Thanks! I have added the odd one, but it takes ages!
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I love goodreads for tracking my books! I also decided to use Story Graph for one year to compare them.
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I tried Story Graph last year but didn’t find it as easy to use. I’ll be interested to know how you get on with it.
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I’m just getting used to it. Felt very awkward at first. Some things I like: giving half stars, emotions, content warnings, graphs. But I really miss the feed and commenting and liking! I feel like I’m there all by myself!
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I use Goodreads and have also been a member for over 10 years! It’s my primary resource for managing all of my books and reading activity. I rate and review every book I read and those activities source my blogging. I also belong to a number of groups, several i moderate and lead lots of group reads and book discussions.
Great post, Nicki💜
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Thanks Jo wow over 10 years!
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I don’t use Goodreads for tracking what I’ve read – I’ll post the occasional review there, but that’s it! I do all my tracking manually in a spreadsheet – it’s says a lot about me but it makes me happy! 😀
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Fair enough!😆
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I had no idea you are a GR librarian! How does one become a GR librarian?
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I asked! When I joined you could ask to be one via the librarians page, I think. I’m not sure how works these days!
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Nicki I DO use Goodreads every day. I use it to house my TBR, keep track of review commitments and series information. I use the notes area to keep track of my pending blog tours and where I got the ARC.
I too am a Goodreads librarian and find myself merging titles almost every time I log on. I also like to ensure the series I’m looking at is complete.
I have written 732 reviews on Goodreads since I joined in October of 2010.
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Good idea about the notes area!
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Ive used Goodreads for ages. I use it to keep track of what I’ve read particularly for end of year posts
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Yes it’s great for that, and monthly wrap ups!
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Happy 10 year anniversary 😊. That’s an amazing milestone!
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Thanks 😊 I was surprised I’d been using it for so long.
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Fab post! I’d be lost without GoodReads keeping track of my books for me haha! x
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Thanks same here! x
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I have been using Goodreads for 8 years this month. I would be lost without it. I keep track of so many things on it. I recently added my recommended by bloggers shelf where I can put books that I read about and want to read. I can also add who recommended it to me. There is a lot of flexibility, but of course it is not perfect, what is?
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So true Carla. I’d really like there to be a listening to and a listen to button when adding audiobooks.
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I only use Goodreads to add books but I don’t really use the progress button or comment on people’s books there. Sometimes you have to make choices.. I didn’t know you’re a GR librarian, so good to know, I discovered something new about you again 😉!
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I don’t comment much either! 😀
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I do use it for tracking books. As I buy so many books for my Kindle it makes it so much easier as they automatically link, I just have to add them and sort by genre. Remembering to add all other purchases is my problem. I joined in Oct 2011 so it will be my tenth year this year.
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Great 10 years as well! 😀
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