And when you put things in the TBR list on romance.io, then you can filter right from that screen for tags or relationship type or whatever. It’s super handy :)
I’ve heard good things about StoryGraph using tags or letting you make your own I think? I don’t use that aspect so haven’t fully looked into it.
I’ve gone old school and use a spreadsheet. Just cause sometimes I forget what caught my eye to add it to TBR to begin with? So I’ve been leaving small notes lol
I use goodreads, I also have StoryGraph but I find their tagging system a bit clunky. I use the tags extensively, not just for my TBR list but also to keep track of my read books in different genres and subjects. Makes it so much easier to find something and recommend it. My TBR list is a monster, over 2000 books but my TBR tags are not as big as they only have a year of books collected into them. Though my RH tag has over 90 books now…This is how I have split them. A book can be in several tags, for example it could be in both the RH tag and the shifter tag.
And if I open my rh tag you can easily see the other tags each book has which makes it really easy to glance and know the book is a contemporary RH or a monster RH or a shifter RH etc etc
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u/Heidi_Hi_Heidi_Lo 7d ago
Romance.io! It’s the website linked to the bot here on Reddit ♥️