FictFact is a FREE online resource, designed specifically to keep track of your series reading. You can track where you are in a series, the order of the books in a series, and even get the latest news of the series books that have yet to be released. You can search for series by author or by series title. You can view a book release calendar or find new-to-you series by searching by most popular.
Personally, I am in the midst of so many different series that I have lost track. I use Goodreads for my own personal collection as well as books that I am interested in reading. However, I do not feel it is convenient in keeping track of where I am in a series. I have only recently signed up for my own personal account at FictFact, but I am so very excited to finally get organized and caught up on some of my series reading! I think this is the website to help me do just that!
Have you discovered FictFact yet? Are you a series reader? How do you track your series? What book-ish websites do you use to keep organized or track your reading?
I rarely read series but this is a great resource! I'm going to share it on my FB page :) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteJennifer @ The Relentless Reader ... You're welcome!!
DeleteI like FictFact, though I think it would be even better with a more social component to it.
ReplyDeleteBecca Lostinbooks ... I'm okay without the social component, honestly. I get that on Google+, Facebook, Twitter, and Goodreads!! I just want to keep track of my series!!
DeleteI don't read too many series, but I have to share this with my school librarian. I've seen her keeping track of all the series in a notebook and this would be so much easier!
ReplyDeleteShannon @ River City Reading ... Great idea!!! I hope she enjoys it!!
DeleteI have discovered it! :) And yes, I'm a series reader. Yep, that's how I track it. That's basically it to keep track of series and Listography and Google Plus to keep track of reading otherwise.
ReplyDeleteUnlike Rebecca, I don't think I need a social component...when I'm just keeping track for myself. I do share, though, on my blog and on the Book Bloggers Do It Better community on Google Plus.
Bryan ... LOL!! You inspired this post!! In fact, I saw a series missing and put in a request to add it to the database. They replied to me and added the series within 24 hours. I was very impressed!!
DeleteAnd, I agree with you about the social component. I get that elsewhere. I will just be using it to keep track of my series reading.