How to Organise Your TBR (To Be Read) List

TBR out of control? It's time to fix that in this video. Let's overhaul our TBRs together!

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[kapilbhat]

One of the most underrated BookTube channels, you definitely deserve more views and subscribers.

[arbaaz]

One thing i would also recommend is to give prioritization for the books. For example: i have them tags on storygraph (recently shifted from goodreads and trying it out alongside goodreads) that are called “shortlist 1”, “shortlist 2”, etc. That way, i know which books i want to read more than others at the time.

[honestrox]

I'll never stop admiring how organized you are

[anutricional]

Just found you! Love your videos! very inspiring :)

[eli_drottningu]

Meanwhile I have literally 1603 books in my TBR on Storygraph xD but I never have trouble deciding what to read next.
The top shelf in my bookshelf is for my physical unread books and I usually only buy digital books if they are from a series I already started or if I read the sample and want to keep reading.
But I do keep a special tag/shelf to keep track of my unread owned books, and one of "stuff I would like to read this year (probably).
Also I created a catalogue in notion of the media I am consuming (books, movies, tv series) so I can go there when I'm not sure what to do with my leisure time.