- I check Netgalley once a week.
- I keep a robust wishlist on Amazon, which I check once a day using the "items with price drops" filter to see if there are any deals I should jump on.
- I use Librarything to catalog most of my books and track what I read.
- I use Author Alerts to keep track of favorite authors.
- I subscribe to eBookSoda for daily freebie alerts.
- I use ereaderIQ to track my wishlist for price drops and freebies.
Monday, March 10, 2014
Tools for readers - do you use them?
I'm interested to know if you use any tools as a reader. And if so, what they are. Let me explain.
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Not to add to your "addiction" Brian, but I would also suggest Edelweiss as a resource for checking out upcoming books.
Mainly geared for librarians, many bloggers like myself use this source to find out what is coming down the pipeline (and to request ARCs).
I do many of the same things as you, but have never checked my wishlist against price drops. How brilliant. Gotta run, off to check my wishlist. ;)
Nada. I use Facebook and author blogs for recommendations, and keep up with my favorites. I currently have about 90 books backed up on my TBR list and have made peace with the fact I cannot read everything I might like. It's frustrating, but at least now fewer authors I want to keep up with fall through the cracks.
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