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Old 07-27-2012, 09:58 PM   #14
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I've always felt that LibraryThing is more about cataloguing your books (it's more... librarian-like) and Goodreads is more about the social side of reading (with reading status updates and all that).

Yes, LibraryThing is not free, but you also don't get ads. And I also think that the GR interface is not very good.

LibraryThing has less reviews... but you also get to avoid all of the crazy/annoying gif reviews that plague certain books on GR (3 examples: 50 shades / Clockwork Princess / Walking Disaster).

Anyway, it depends on your personal preferences.

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