Using Tags to Find Books You Love – Update
What’s going on in the wonderful world of book review tags at All About Romance? I’m so glad you asked!
Updating: Based on commenter feedback, I’ve revised my process for checking and/or updating the tags on new reviews.
For most categories, I don’t search for books which received a grade below B-. This is so that when you, the site users, click through on the tag, you can find books you might actually want to read without having to wade through the Cs, Ds, and Fs. I’m not saying you won’t find lower-scoring books in the tags, but I’m not going to extra effort to add/update them. […]
For years I’ve kept a Word document to track the many print books I read. It includes such details as title, author, date read, and grade as well as links to my personal reviews. My dear document has grown to 64 pages with hundreds of links. It’s unwieldy and most certainly not a perfect system, but it is overwhelming to even think about changing course at this stage of the game. But despite the fact that it remains a fairly reliable list, it’s not a place for tracking my audiobooks. Not only would they get lost among my hundreds of print books but additional tracking for items such as narrator, length, and version is required.