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Old 06-15-2009, 03:08 PM   #140
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I now have to update everything on my bookshelves at goodreads. I'd cut down how much time I was spending on there because I was spending so much time at MR, and now I'm back there again. I had completely forgotten I joined the MR group until I saw this thread.

I joined goodreads with some vague idea that I could keep track of the library books I'm reading and add all the books I own, now that I'm getting ebooks rather than pbooks. I know all the pbooks I have because I see them on the shelves, so I don't just know the title, I know the colour and shape of them. It's harder to keep track of ebooks.

However, I have hundreds (not even going to consider working out how many as the number scares me) of pbooks, over 200 ebooks plus all the library books I've read so far this year, yet I only have 242 books listed on goodreads, so I've got a serious amount of work to do. The trouble is I keep getting distracted ...
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