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LibraryThingA Home For Your Books.
LibraryThing is a free, library-quality catalog to track reading progress or your whole library.
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- LibraryThing is completely free.
- Add books, movies and music from Amazon, the Library of Congress and 4,941 other libraries.
- Track your reading progress, rate and review.
- See detailed charts and stats about your library and reading life.
- Find your new favorite book with personalized recommendations.
- A warm and welcoming community of nearly three million book lovers.
- Join groups and talk with other book lovers.
- Our Early Reviewers program offers over 3,000 free, early-release books every month.
- Apps for iPhone and Android.
What People are Saying
“If you love books, and love people who love books, LibraryThing is for you.”
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“Creating a catalog on the website is easy.”
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“There are also suggestions of related books to read; it's a virtual feast of information.”
All Things Considered
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“Not surprisingly, librarians love LibraryThing.”
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“And it’s all free, with no membership fees, download limits, or ads–how awesome is that?”
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“LibraryThing has evolved into more than just a handy tool; it has become a thriving community.”
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