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I liked doing my pixel tracker for my reading so much last year that I set up a new one for 2024!
#bujo #wintergames @StayCurious @Clwojick
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I liked doing my pixel tracker for my reading so much last year that I set up a new one for 2024!
#bujo #wintergames @StayCurious @Clwojick
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When you need to calm the mind, I highly recommend an hour playing with your reading stats! This might be the new replacement for the relaxing spa experience!!🤣
https://app.thestorygraph.com
#JanuaryRecap #FebruaryTBR
I finished 3 books off #theunreadshelf this month, with another 2 in progress. 1 is scheduled in February for #ReadWithTBRCrew, but I‘m sure something will make its way into the pile for February!
@Crazeedi I am the administrator for a Group on Librarything (Read It, Track It) where people set up their own threads to track their reading. The one on the right is my tracker. I and others also use this to track any challenges we are doing. You can also create threads to show books you are planning to read and then edit the post to show it has been read. Flexible to use however you want.
http://www.librarything.com/groups/readittrackit2016
@Crazeedi Here‘s a picture from after I finish a book. I number the book 172 for example gave Lying Room 4 stars and date finished and a short review. Hope this is helpful and shows how you can track your reads for the year.
That awesome moment when you realize you can fix a reading reset back to zero on Bookly when you accidentally let it record reading time for over five hours....I‘ve canned so many reading sessions because I forgot to stop the timer! Game changer!
Our library is using a new tracking app for patrons to register for the #SRP, and it looks kind of cool. It gives basic stats, much like Bookly, but no cute info graphic generator. Also you can track multiple readers, which could be useful with my emerging readers. Anyone else use Beanstack? I'm trying it out this summer and see if it would be worthwhile to use year round. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.beanstack (also for 🍎)
Trying out a new #bujo #bulletjournal #readingtracker for 2019 alongside GR. I'm using colors to track category (fiction, nonfiction, short story/essay color can be added), author gender (can use purple w/ another color to denote LGBTQ author, or purple only if the author does not identify w/ male/female binary). Also tracking book #, AOC, if main characters are POC/LGBTQ, intended age group, genre, and star rating. Will track if audiobook too.
New month means a new update on my reading goals. In April I added 12 new categories to my total challenge so I‘m currently at 41 out of 64 books (plus one book that didn‘t fit into a category). Here‘s my annual book tracker.
Saw this on goodreads twitter feed. My kids have followed this and still at different stages. What stage are you at?? I‘m at steps 2,7,8 & 9 all at once!! 💖📚💖
Does anyone track their reading on a spreadsheet? What information do you log per book to track? This is mine for this year, but I want to expand and track more in 2018. I‘m also trying to figure out a good way to start a yearly comparison, so I guess I‘ll spend some time researching formulas so it‘ll do the work for me. 🤷🏼♀️ Also, I love doing the reading prompt challenges, but I‘m clearly not good at staying on track. Maybe next year? 😂
Reading Tracker installed for #24in48 #readathon @24in48 !
Also, look at you go with all those purple blocks! You go girl! (edited) 4mo