The Book Thread Book • Page 201

wtf I didn't know it would say that in the URL lol

 

I thought Goodreads was just for girls who like hungergames?

 

We are girls who like hungergames

 

not liking hunger games isn’t the flex that post insinuates it is, haha.

I think I’ve been on Goodreads for like 14 years now? Where else do you track reading?

 

I’m also on StoryGraph, which imo is a slightly better and less clunky app.

 

Dw guys it was just a joke referencing a famous argument in the entertainment thread over a dumb tweet

 

The Goodreads app definitely sucks

 

Goodreads is barely usable half the time but I am there: Troy Sennett

And also on Storygraph: https://app.thestorygraph.com/profile/troysennett

 

Storygraph is great, my autistic ass loves reading pie charts about the books I read

 

Yeah it’s clunky. I stopped using it for years until I started up again at the start of 2025.

 

I read your book it’s good people should read it.

 

https://app.thestorygraph.com/profile/itsameetch

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/142648211

 

I try to review every book I read (most recent one still pending- just finished it tonight)

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/84585951

 

Fable is another good app! I use it for book clubs and it's great for discussion

 

Currently reading The Lost World and man it stinks. I know he only wrote it because Spielberg asked him to so he could make a JP sequel, but I thought it's be a little more compelling.

Adding y'all to Goodreads
Daniel Tomerlin

 

I finished Stoner and really enjoyed it. There were aspects of the plot that were frustrating, probably intentionally so, but they can be overlooked in favor of how wonderful the prose is. There are sections of that text that I will think about forever.

 

Lonesome Dove next, I think

 

These days I just use Excel

 

Same

 

release yourself from the shackles of Microsoft office my friend

 

I got the Lonesome Dove series on my kindle. Why the fuck wouldn’t they order them by release date?? I obviously want to start with the first published book, not prequel nonsense. George Lucas ass publisher

 

I still can’t get past the first page of Lonesome Dove. Maybe I need to listen to it

 

I took it slow with the Thalia series over the past 2 years and all of a sudden Lonesome Dove is the tiktok flavor of the month

 

everyone is talking about it and I am interested. the bookseller at Little Yenta in Philly says it's her favorite book and recommended Leaving Cheyenne as a shorter entry point -- I have it but haven't gotten to it yet