I looked at three options - Shelfari, iBookDB and GoodReads, and chose GoodReads because of the social features and the cleanness of the database. I really feel positive about how hard the GoodReads community works to make it a usable database, enough that I became a librarian to add and clean up the eBook records. I don't mind the ads because I know they pay for the site, and MOST of the time, they are reading related. Frankly, I don't know why Amazon/Sony/B&N aren't buying ads for their e-readers there.
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Originally Posted by phenomshel
but my Goodreads account is already stuffed with things I've previously read and so wasn't much help with this project to keep up with what I read THIS month.
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When you mark something as read in Goodreads, you can record a date. And then in Read view, you can sort by the date read.
Here is an example of my Goodreads 2010 shelf, sorted by date read:
http://www.goodreads.com/review/list...sort=date_read
To get to this year's read books, click on My Books, then go down on the left side and select Stats. You get a view of years, and then you can drill down to date read from there. Here is how it looks, sorted by year:
http://www.goodreads.com/review/stats/3450701-bree