Q: Do you keep a list of the books you have read?
I used to but will have to start doing it again.
If so why? to keep good records for future reference? to make sure you don't accidentally re-read? If so why not? Too eager to move on to the next book? Too lazy, never thought to bother?
I started to only after I started my blog and I saw other people doing it.
ReplyDeleteYes, my blogging had a lot to do with my current tracking system. Thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteIt is helpful to have a list of at least the good books you read. I'm able to recommend books I loved quickly by going through. Just seeing the title jogs my memory. =) Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteI started to keep a list, because I bought a few books I had already read. I exchanged some when I realized I had read them, and another one I just gave the extra copy away to a friend. Thanks for the visit today.
ReplyDeleteI've kept a list each year on my blog since 2008, but I haven't always kept a complete list.
ReplyDeleteLike others have said Blogging really convinced me to start keeping track.
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I started my blog to keep track of what I was currently reading and then it was a good day when I discovered Goodreads!
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As many above me said, starting to blog was really when I started to keep track of what I was currently reading.
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I use a notebook and Goodreads to keep track.
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ReplyDeleteI just like to keep track for the sake of keeping track. I have a bit of an OCD. :-)
'In case someone asks for a title to read' That's one of the nice reasons for us to keep a record of our books.
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