Does anyone use book catalogue apps to organize your library? Which do you think is the best one? Are there any that will link your Goodreads and Kindle books?

Another poem from Bo Burnham. I think we've all been there. 😆

This is the poem Magic from the tagged book. I found it amusing. I love Burnham's stand up. His poetry is proving to be equally goofy.
#poetrymatters

@aroc
I'm sorry. I forgot to post that I sent the book out. Did you ever get it? I lost the tracking number.

Nosey kitty.

I came home to this in my mailbox! #LMPBC

@Lovesbooks87

1. Virgo ♍♍♍
2. Got some errands done that I've been procrastinating on.
3. Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter
4. Work and sleep. Maybe squeeze in something fun, but yay for overtime 🤑
5.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Super excited about this cookbook. I love these games. I think the Morrowind game is free this week if anyone is interested.

1. I work nights so I will probably forget my lunch and eat it when I get home.
2. I just finished my book. I plan to start the tagged book tonight at work. It's the audiobook.
3. I'm hoping to get 10 books done to catch up on my lack of time this month. Need to play catch up so I can reach my Goodreads goal.
#FridayFun
@Samplergal

I don't have too many pictures of me in the 90's but here's me in 1990 according to what it says on the back of the photo. #90sSpringFling

The information in the book was interesting. Overall I enjoyed it. But I did find it a bit overrated. I didn't really enjoy the writing style. At times it was too detailed and uninteresting. I don't think it really did a good job intertwining Holmes and the world fair. It could have easily just been a book about the world fair and left Holmes out of it all together. But it still appealed to my interest in history and I learned a lot.

Patches and Crookshanks. They're the best little snuggle buddies. #loveyourpetday #catsoflitsy

These are my choices #lmpbc #groupE #round5
@EH2018 @Lovesbooks87 @aroc

https://www.buzzfeed.com/jennaguillaume/the-last-post

I had to Google who this was. I've never even heard of the book. I read a summary of it and it seems heartbreaking.

I'm semi new to Instagram and haven't mess with it too much. Does any one have recommendations for interesting bookish accounts to follow?

I've really enjoyed this series. It's goofy and light hearted. Always has me cracking up. This book has been my favorite out of the series. I look forward to the next one.

I've never done this before, but it sounds like fun. I'm excited to participate 😊

#LMPBC @suvata

1. Douglas Adams
2. Kurt Vonnegut
3. Neil Gaiman
4. David Wong
5. Lemony Snicket

I've been listening to this at work the last few days. I loved it. I haven't read too much by Joe Hill, but I have liked what I've read. I look forward to finding more stuff by him.

1) I love the cover to the tagged book. I'm very slowly reading though. Keep getting side tracked by other books.
2) We might go out to eat or something. Not really sure yet.
3) Pink. I just don't find it appealing.
4) Joseph Michael. I would have been called Joey for short. My mom still loves this name, but never had sons.
5) ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
#fridayintro @howjessreads

1. Ravenclaw ?
2. Chestnut wood with a Phoenix feather core 10 ¾" and Unyielding flexibility
3. White Swan
4. Horned Serpent

Find out yours at www.pottermore.com
#HPthings2know

I've been slowly reading this book. I decided to get the audio book on Libby to listen to it at work. It's just not doing it for me. I think the whole "what if" thing is over played to the point it's hard to make an interesting book or movie about it.

https://m.facebook.com/rockstarbeer/events/?ref=page_internal&_rdr

Harry Potter themed Beer Festivals. The link is the Facebook page. I think it's only being hosted in 11 cities. I tried to buy tickets for my city, but they are already sold out.

http://www.openculture.com/2018/11/bette-davis-divorced-read-much-says-husband-1...

There's more to the story, but it's still an interesting headline. 🤣

1. -6°F. I don't know what the real feel is
2. Low 70's.
3. 73 I think
4. I guess on days that aren't nice. You know too hot, too cold, rainy. I'll read in any weather really.
5. I don't have a winter read. I'll read anything, anywhere, any time. I tagged one of my current reads.

#hellothursday
@wanderinglynn

https://youtu.be/VEsXbqUeJpQ

For any fans of The House of Leaves. Danielewski's sister is a singer and made an album inspired by her brother's book. Her stage name is Poe and the album is called Haunted. The link goes to the full album on YouTube.
From Wikipedia:
The self-produced album was created as a tribute to her father, and counterpart to her brother Mark Z. Danielewski's novel House of Leaves.

I finished this yesterday. I really enjoyed this book. It's beautifully written. I've been listening to Drown as an audiobook. I'm enjoying it just as much. I look forward to reading more stuff by Díaz.

https://www.readerco.in/

I found this app awhile back. I use it at work every so often. It's all public domain or indie books submitted by the authors. With this app you earn points for listening to or reading the books. The points can go toward prizes or charities. I don't find the prizes do really be worth it. They're priced too high in my opinion, but I do give to the charities.

Finally home from work and done with my chores. It was a pretty easy day so I was able to listen to quite a bit of my book. I'm really liking it. It's beautifully written and the story is fascinating.
6hrs 40m #24in48

My starting point for #24in48. I have to work tonight so audiobook it is until I get home. Then I plan on starting The Infinite Jest.

https://myreadersblock.blogspot.com/2018/10/mount-tbr-reading-challenge-2019.htm...

I found this reading challenge and I hope it will help me stay focused on my ever growing TBR pile and maybe get it down a bit. I'm sharing this so maybe it can help some of you as well because I know I'm not the only one with a TBR mountain. 😝📚🗻🗻
#MountTBR2019

I was going to try and finish this book, but I just can't. The writing style is so bland. Interesting things are happening, but the writing style makes me not give a flying truck about any of it. It was just boring me.
We all know that one person who just talks to hear themselves talk and you're spaced out the whole time just nodding every so often. This book made me feel like I was talking to that person.

https://www.brainpickings.org/

This a website, or maybe it's more of a blog, that I really enjoy. I've discovered many amazing books and a couple interests and insights because of it. I just thought I'd share it in case anyone else might enjoy it.

Finished the audiobook while I was at work. It just goes into detail on things we already know about. It didn't offer anything too insightful. It did manage to depress me though.
I don't think it matters how much you like Trump or how bad of a job you think anyone else would have done the blatant incompetence of this man can't be ignored. The book points out just how much people in his own circle see it and do little to hide it.

Getting ready to return these to the library. I watched Man Seeking Woman on Hulu. I loved how absurd the show was and knew I had to get some of Simon Rich's books. I was not disappointed. His books are just as exaggerated and funny as his show.

I do like the images in the book, but the over all story is cliched and uninteresting. It didn't really suck me at all or leave me wondering. The book ends on bit of a cliffhanger, but the build up to it was kind of meh. I did really enjoy the artwork of the book though.

I've already got my pick for #24in48
According to the Kindle App it will take me over 30 hours to complete so this is a perfect chance to read it. I've had this book for years and haven't even started it. I hear so much about it. Now I can form my own opinion.

This a podcast usually has me cracking up. They're both very funny people. They go over books and authors that were usually required reading in school or just classics in general. It's a podcast I enjoy, so I think maybe others here will enjoy it as well.

This is the first thing I've read by JK Rowling that wasn't Harry Potter. The book moved kind of slow and there are some major plot holes, but I didn't really mind reading it. It was still able to keep my attention. I have book 2. Hopefully it's better.

@Lindy @Faibka Here's the poem. I'm sorry about your copy of the Tale of Genji. 😝

A life without wine, chocolate, and tacos is going to be a hard one.
I'd be miserable without my the 3 I picked though.

#Pick3 @GypsyKat

Between this book and binge listening to My Favorite Murder I ended up having nightmares. I still haven't finished the book. But I will. I've found it interesting. I'm not a huge true crime fan, but I still have bit of an interest.

It's about a guy who got into and accident that caused him severe brain damage that completely altered his personality. To cope with it he writes to serial killers in prison. I'm only about half way through the book.

Another gift from my sister. Quite funny. Very relatable.

From one crazy cat lady to another. I got this from my sister for Christmas. Very funny. Patches learned so much.