colleenFL is reading
I use goodreads to keep track of my books and get recommendations, too. Congratulations on meeting your goal!
How I did it: I love reading and although I doubt I ever read 100 again (on purpose) in a year's time I enjoyed every minute of this achieving this goal. I am on Shelfari and GoodReads and really gained support from my online friends for this project. They were able to steer me toward books I enjoyed through their reviews and the discussion posts. I also read some of these books as group reads or buddy reads with my online friends. It really helps to have someone that is interested in reading as much as you are to spur you on. I also used my local libraries to check out books and to borrow books through the interlibrary loan program. If I couldn't get the book through the library fast enough or if it was a book I wasn't in a hurry to read I swapped for it on Book Mooch.
Lessons & tips: I didn't do a great job tracking my books here but I did a great job on Shelfari so I was able to go back and fill in the missing. It's good to record the book as having been read as soon as possible after reading it. I've also learned to review the book soon after reading it so that when I go back over the list I can refresh my memory. When you read this many books, some of them fade together especially if the story line has similarities.
Resources: Shelfari.com
GoodReads.com
BookMooch.com
colleenFL is reading
I use goodreads to keep track of my books and get recommendations, too. Congratulations on meeting your goal!
fycarr is going to the lake tomorrow! Ready for R & R!
Thanks.
I like goodreads but I love Shelfari. I’ve been on it longer and have done a better job with reviews and updating my shelf. Either one provides the easiest way to track what you read.