If you’re not tracking your books with one of these options below you are severely missing out.
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Applications
Best applications for tracking
My kindle is my bestfriend so I’m always using the kindle app. Pros: Keeps track of your days, weeks, months of reading. Monthly challenges and seasonal challenges. Linked to your Amazon account. Cons : the main focus is not tracking so there is no w...
Free Kindle Reading Apps for iOS, Android, Mac, PC
You can never go wrong with the Notes app on your phone. I keep track of all of my books in my notes as a back up. Pros : easily accessible and easy to update. Cons : limited customization and manual note taking.
Notes - Apple iCloud
Fable is a new cute way to track your books. It’s essentially a social media app for tracking books. I think this is the best app to have. You’ll have the most fun with Fable.
Fable: The social app for bookworms and bingewatchers
Storygraph is perfect if you’re a mood reader. They track your books but also make recommendations based off your mood. You can read and react with friends and it also tracks your reading development. Cons : lacks ability to customize
The StoryGraph
Good Reads can connect to your Amazon prime account, kindle app, kindle and Audible. Definitely a good place with thousands of reviews. Pros: Reading Challenges, friends, saves yearly progress and connected to all Amazon platforms. Cons: Can be glitc...
Goodreads
Journals
My favorite reading journals
I absolutely love my reading journal. I wanted to personally write my reviews and decorate them as well. This journal is amazing. Grab some colored pen and have fun.
Reading Journal
If you’re looking for a reading journal look no further. You will have so much fun with this journal. Not only can you do your reviews but add some coloring, decorating and Book challenges too.