I use The StoryGraph to track all the picture books I've read. I prefer this over Goodreads because the UX is cleaner, charts/analytics are detailed, and the social aspect of Goodreads was distracting for me. I have two accounts with The StoryGraph—one for my adult reading and the other simply for my picture book research/reading. This is my workaround so I can stay on the free version but keep my reading stats (grown-up vs children's) separate.
4 months ago
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Katie
“Woman of color, non-Amazon, owned site for finding book recommendations and tracking that ever-elusive "How many books am I going to read this year?!" I'm at 27 out of 80 for this year! Add me! @thegirllibby”

Aya C
“StoryGraph is one of my favorite reading apps. I’m a person who likes to track what I read, in large part so I can remember. I like graphs and data. I like a place to keep a list of books I want to read next. This is the place I do this. It’s far better than goodreads bc not Amazon, I can give partial stars, it gives me analytics about my reading and they aren’t advertising to me. Also, started an”

amy
“If you love reading and tracking what you read, but would rather support a Black woman-owned app than Jeff Bezos, Storygraph is the better alternative to Amazon’s Goodreads! Plus, charts and graphs!”





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