Goodreads

[CountrySteve937]

Hey!

Do any of you all use Goodreads on here? I had an account a few years ago, but deleted it. I was thinking about making a new one.

[dUSt]

Ive seen it but not sure what it does. 

[CountrySteve937]

3 hours ago, dUSt said:

Ive seen it but not sure what it does. 

Oh, it's basically like social media meets book tracking. It's mostly for keeping track of the books you've read and want to read, but also has groups, reading challenges, etc.  😊

Edited May 29 by CountrySteve937

[veritasluxmea]

I use is pretty regularly! Gives me an outlet to share my thoughts on books and see what others think. StoryGraph is a competitor which some people prefer, if you want options, but Goodreads has more users. 

[CountrySteve937]

On 6/13/2026 at 6:36 PM, veritasluxmea said:

I use is pretty regularly! Gives me an outlet to share my thoughts on books and see what others think. StoryGraph is a competitor which some people prefer, if you want options, but Goodreads has more users. 

Nice! What's your username on there (if you don't giving it out of course!)?  I'm planning on making an account next time I have a day off work 😊 My home computer has my old Goodreads file on it. So, I can import it into my new account. 

 

What are you reading at the moment? :) a month or so ago I started reading an abridged edition of Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (the modern library edition) and I only have a hundred pages left 🥳 

Edited 10 hours ago by CountrySteve937

[veritasluxmea]

8 hours ago, CountrySteve937 said:

Nice! What's your username on there (if you don't giving it out of course!)?  I'm planning on making an account next time I have a day off work 😊 My home computer has my old Goodreads file on it. So, I can import it into my new account. 

 

What are you reading at the moment? :) a month or so ago I started reading an abridged edition of Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (the modern library edition) and I only have a hundred pages left 🥳 

I don't mind, it's my actual name so I will see if I can send it by DM! I've heard of that series, it seems to be a popular pick. Do you like it? 

Currently I'm reading through the Reese's Book Club picks, I've read all the way back to her 2022 picks and am about to start Did You Hear About Kitty Karr? I kinda steered off the list and just finished The Magician's trilogy, I wasn't a huge fan of the first book yet found it engrossing and I liked the second one better and the third one even more. I used to read almost exclusively nonfiction and then back in college I got back into fiction and read nonfiction occasionally. One nonfiction pick I want to read is How to Not Know, it's a secular book but I think overlaps with Divine Providence and trust.