A neat website for creating a virtual bookshelf

OmegaMouse@pawb.social · 3 days

Earlier today I finished reading Call Me by Your Name. Bittersweet and very poetic, I really enjoyed it. The book club I’m in is going to watch the film adaptation later this week.

Next up is Slaughterhouse Five. It’s been on my TBR for ages.

OmegaMouse@pawb.social · 5 days

I remember as a kid having one of those encyclopedias with a bunch of cool illustrations, and it mentioned the Bermuda Triangle. It really scared me! Like wtf why was no-one doing anything about this

OmegaMouse@pawb.social · 10 months

Yes I highly recommend Storygraph - the stats and overall UI are great. I only created a Goodreads account in order to try out this bookshelf tool. I’d much prefer Storygraph integration!

OmegaMouse@pawb.social · 10 months

Like I say, if you read digital books only or a mix of physical and digital it’s a cool way to see everything in one place.

This is just some dude’s github project, it doesn’t have any adverts or charges.

OmegaMouse@pawb.social · 10 months

https://www.mybookshelf.dev/

Found this the other day - a website that takes a shelf from Goodreads and turns it into a digital bookshelf using images of book spines.

I found this quite cool as a way to display books I’ve read that might be a mix of digital and physical.

When I first tried it, it was missing quite a few of the book spines. However you can submit your own by finding the spines online and giving the dimensions. At this point I’ve submitted the majority of my missing ones - the website provides fake covers if you like.

If you give it a go, the shelf name is case sensitive so be careful with that. And the book dimensions are in inches if you decide to submit any.