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Too many books to read and I keep forgetting where i noted down the titles. Is there a to-read manager you keep your book list on?

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I use <a href="http://goodreads.com" rel="nofollow">http://goodreads.com</a>. It's been around a long time and I like the community features for keeping up on what my friends are reading. I also use it to keep an eye on forum discussions about movies sinc I figured out it's a great place to get qualified film tips. Apparently people who enjoy reading books that I enjoyed, enjoy watching films that I (might) like too.

As a reading log, I use LibraryThing. I enter books I buy, and mark them as read when I'm done, sometimes with a rating and note. You can also enter books you don't own, like wish-lists or to-buy lists.

Textfile titled 'to-read' in a dropbox folder. Working okay so far.

I have a folder on my USB flash with folder for bunch of papers I'm going to read.<p>I'm also writing in my cell phone references for later searches and reads.

"stickies" application that comes with macs. Easy to access easy to change

A text file synced to Google Docs.

a to-read note in evernote, in a todo notebook. simple and sufficient for me.

amazon.com wish list