THE READER’S CORNER
A little space for
your reading life.
Thoughts on reading, ways to keep track of your books and a few ideas to try when you feel like it.
A LITTLE TIME TO READ · 4 MIN
Keeping a reading journal, a few lines at a time
A scene, a sentence, how a book felt when you closed it. Keep those small memories without turning your journal into homework.
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Your books, your memories.
READING JOURNAL · 4 MIN
Keeping a reading journal, a few lines at a time
What is worth keeping in a reading journal? Try a simple example and make room for your own reactions, quotes and unfinished thoughts.
Read the guide ↗YOUR LIBRARY · 2 MIN
How to organize your TBR list without making it a chore
Find your way through your TBR list: gather scattered recommendations, keep a small shortlist and make choosing your next book easier.
Read the guide ↗WORDS THAT STAY · 2 MIN
How to save quotes from books and find them again
Save quotes from your books and find them again, with enough context to remember what made you stop and read them twice.
Read the guide ↗WHAT TO READ NEXT · 3 MIN
How to choose your next book when you cannot decide
Not sure what to read next? Start with what you feel like reading, make recommendations more useful and try a few pages before choosing.
Read the guide ↗BOOKS WE RETURN TO · 3 MIN
Rereading a favorite book when so many others are waiting
Return to a familiar book for its atmosphere, notice characters differently and keep track of how your feelings change on a reread.
Read the guide ↗SHARING YOUR READING · 3 MIN
How to talk about a book without spoiling it for someone else
Recommend a novel without revealing its surprises. Talk about atmosphere and your reading experience, and agree how much detail to share.
Read the guide ↗A YEAR IN BOOKS · 3 MIN
How to make a reading year review that remembers more than totals
Look back on your reading even if your notes are incomplete. Recover your book list, choose meaningful memories and make room for more than finished-book counts.
Read the guide ↗YOUR LIBRARY · 2 MIN
How to choose a reading tracker app
Choose a reading tracker that fits your books and your habits. Explore book logging, reading goals, quotes and library portability.
Read the guide ↗BRING YOUR BOOKS · 2 MIN
Import your Goodreads, StoryGraph or Babelio library
Move your reading library to Read Today with a CSV import. Prepare your export, preview your books and check for duplicates.
Read the guide ↗A rhythm of your own.
READING HABITS · 4 MIN
Set a realistic reading goal: pages, minutes or books?
Choose a reading goal that fits your life, calculate a practical pace and adjust your plan without turning reading into a chore.
Read the guide ↗READING LIFE · 2 MIN
Do you really have to finish every book you start?
Struggling to continue a book? Consider whether it needs a different moment, a little more attention or a place back on the shelf.
Read the guide ↗BETWEEN THE PAGES · 2 MIN
Reading several books at once: finding what works for you
A novel at night, an essay during the day: how to move between books, remember your place and notice when you have too many open.
Read the guide ↗FINDING YOUR PLACE · 3 MIN
How to resume a book after a long break without starting over
Forgotten the characters or plot? Find your way back into an unfinished book, decide where to resume and avoid summaries that spoil the ending.
Read the guide ↗EVERYDAY READING · 3 MIN
Reading on your commute: making room for a book between stops
Find a practical way to read on a train, bus or subway, choose a convenient format and return to your book despite interruptions.
Read the guide ↗YOUR RHYTHM · 4 MIN
How to build a reading habit without the pressure
Make room for a little reading every day with small sessions, flexible goals and a routine that fits your life.
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