Do you keep a list of the books you’ve read? How? In a journal? Through one of the online services? If so, WHY? To keep good records for future reference? To make sure you don’t accidentally reread? If not, why not? Too eager to move on to the next book? Too lazy? Never thought to bother?
I do keep a list. I use Goodreads.com, which keeps track of what I read, when, etc plus of course this blog keeps track of what I read.
I don't do it so I don't accidentally re-read, I have a good memory for what I've read and what I haven't. I really only started keeping track when I started book blogging/vlogging since it helps me know what I've reviewed and what I still need to.
Plus I love that you can set yourself challenges on Goodreads so you know the actual amount of books you read in a year etc.
I am happy to have discovered Goodreads, too; and here are some additional things that work for me:
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It's good to have Goodreads for keeping track.
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Good way of keeping track.
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I started my blog to keep track and now I also use Goodreads to track what I've read and what I want to read. I think Goodreads is pretty much the popular book place, given the number of posts I've read today that mention it!
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