By serious readers.
For serious readers.
Your illustrated
reading list
Queue · Being read · Completed
Get started in any of three ways
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Pick a to-be-read book that a consensus of book critics is raving about
Click on the cover of a selection
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Pick a to-be-read book that won a major literary prize in the past twelve months
Click on the cover of a selection
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Bring your own to-be-read books to a new account that you can set up in seconds
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When you see a review or hear of a book that you may like to read next, note it here and it goes into your queue of to-be-read-next titles.
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We feature the recently published titles that critics love. And literary awards' honorees, which are grouped in different ways. Any can be added to your queue with a click.
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When you want to add a title by typing its title and author, Tracking Reads searches for possible matches as you type each letter. When you see the book you want to add in a dropdown list, a click puts it into your list.
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When the book is completed, assign a rating with a click, if you'd like, before the assessment fades. Choose between a five-star scale or a simple thumbs-up or thumbs-down. Or don't assign ratings at all.
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Some books — perhaps many books — are left by the roadside unfinished. You can designate those so you won't waste time investigating them as possibilities later.
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We do not regard audiobooks as a lesser form of reading. Here you will find book productions honored with the Audio award nominations and winners. With a click, you can add any title of interest to your queue.
Easily capture and display a treasured personal collection of printed books
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Perhaps you have a collection of bound cookbooks. Art books. YA novels. First editions. Tracking Reads makes it easy to assemble in digital form, group into subcategories, if you like, and share.
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You can bring in your collection quickly, with photos of the spines of your shelved books or face-up. The software can pull out the author and title information for you; no need to type it in.
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The software will find the dust jacket art for you. Once you've pulled in your collection (or several collections!) you will enjoy a sight that is not possible when looking at just the physical books, a view of the collection in its glorious entirety.