Thread: How do you keep track of what e-books you've already read?
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Old 02-26-2007, 01:05 AM   #17
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Originally Posted by wallcraft
I use the web-based librarything to keep track of my p-books (for e-books I put the author and title in the filename and keep a copy on my PC). Librarything would work for e-books, and you can even associate a p-book cover with the listing. Since it allows multiple tags per book, you can also store both p-books and e-books.
Me too. I have been using it to record what I have been reading, ebooks included.
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