Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is a antique tag that has recently been brushed off and brought back into circulation. In most cases this tag provides insight also into how people use Goodreads, which still seems to dominate over The StoryGraph. I've tried StoryGraph a couple of times, but I just don't like their determination to put every single book into some kind of box - light, dark, deep, etc. I don't understand what research they're using to make these determinations and they seem as worthless to me as they are meaningful to StoryGraph stans.
Here are the tag prompts:
1.Do you keep a list of the books you have read?
2. What stats do you record?
3. Do you give star ratings?
4. Do you review your books?
5. Where do you put your finished books?
6. How do you pick your next book?
7. Do you have any rituals when you have finished the book?
If you haven't done this yet, you can't possibly stretch it further beyond its elastic limit than I have already.
Enjoy!
This is a antique tag that has recently been brushed off and brought back into circulation. In most cases this tag provides insight also into how people use Goodreads, which still seems to dominate over The StoryGraph. I've tried StoryGraph a couple of times, but I just don't like their determination to put every single book into some kind of box - light, dark, deep, etc. I don't understand what research they're using to make these determinations and they seem as worthless to me as they are meaningful to StoryGraph stans.
Here are the tag prompts:
1.Do you keep a list of the books you have read?
2. What stats do you record?
3. Do you give star ratings?
4. Do you review your books?
5. Where do you put your finished books?
6. How do you pick your next book?
7. Do you have any rituals when you have finished the book?
If you haven't done this yet, you can't possibly stretch it further beyond its elastic limit than I have already.
Enjoy!
