If anyone happens to be looking for a website to track your reading on, and to discover some commonalities in the books you've already read, I'd recommend the Storygraph. So far I'm quite pleased with it and because it's an independent platform I figure it would be good to share.
The way it works is that you make note of the books you have read (for example starting last year). You should include in what year you have read it. Through reviews, the community assigns labels to the books such as fast-paced, medium-paced, slow-paced, as well as genres and themes. Once you have added some books you have read, the service automatically creates overviews for you. These include diagrams that display the number of books in each genre, pace, theme, language, etcetera you read per year. I find it fun to sift through. The platform is also good for discovering new books, as you can base its searches on a handful of books you've enjoyed in order to find others with similar themes.
The way it works is that you make note of the books you have read (for example starting last year). You should include in what year you have read it. Through reviews, the community assigns labels to the books such as fast-paced, medium-paced, slow-paced, as well as genres and themes. Once you have added some books you have read, the service automatically creates overviews for you. These include diagrams that display the number of books in each genre, pace, theme, language, etcetera you read per year. I find it fun to sift through. The platform is also good for discovering new books, as you can base its searches on a handful of books you've enjoyed in order to find others with similar themes.
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Myth Weaver
