Your Wish Lists

[Brian.]

Bit of an odd question for people. How do you keep your wish lists?

 

I've tried the feature on Goodreads, I have a list on Amazon and I also have various lists written on notebooks but none of them seem satisfactory to me. I'm curious as to what other people use to see if I can make something work for me. Portability would be good so I am leaning towards creating an excel sheet but I'm not convinced that would work great either.

[Onion Budgie]

Same as you, I use Goodreads and Amazon.  The two combined work very well for me, but I'll watch this thread with interest in case anyone comes up with a better idea!

[Hayley]

Goodreads and Amazon for me too, mainly Goodreads. It would be nice if we could have wish lists on here. Maybe one day! 

[bookmonkey]

I have a list in a notebook and one on my phone.  But I've only recently started keeping a list, so I'm not sure how good it is.

 

[Athena]

I use various wishlists on a Dutch website I often order stuff from. I also have a wishlist on Amazon UK and on Amazon US (the latter if for e-books only). I also have a document containing my old wishlist, containing author-(series-)title in alphabetical order, and I have an old wishlist on GoodReads. I would prefer a better system, but I haven't come up with one yet, so this will have to do.

[Chrissy]

I use Amazon wishlist, plus scraps of paper that will occasionally gather together in one place and remind me that I thought they were interesting enough to note down! 

[Madeleine]

My main one is on Amazon, with others on Waterstone's, book Depository and Wordery.

[willoyd]

Wishlists on Amazon, plus photos of front covers of books I see in libraries/book shops etc on my phone.

 

 

[Brian.]

As an update I’ve settled on having it in 2 places, Amazon and Goodreads. I have also been adding all my kindle TBR books to Goodreads as I’ve got a habit of buying books I already own. My plan is to check my Goodreads account before buying anything in a charity shop to prevent duplicate purchases. It’s not perfect as if I have a poor data signal I won’t be able to access it but it’s the best solution I have at the moment.

[poppy]

Amazon and a library where I've been borrowing ebooks has a wishlist as well.

[Talisman]

I use Amazon as being a Kindle reader, I have to buy my books from there. It currently has over 100 items on it and seems to get longer by the day!    

[bobblybear]

I always use Amazon to keep track of my wishlists. Even if I don't intend to buy the book (borrow it instead), I will still add it to my list so I can keep track of it.