Overbooked

I started with logging my e-book TBR - and ran out of spaces pretty fast. In the document’s defense, the total virtual TBR count came out to 155 books, which is a lot? I guess? Either way, pretty easy to copy/paste the rows in, and it maintained the necessary formulas. I’m a bit confused by the Challenges tab in some ways but working through it. The tab for spending will be interesting to use going forward. I do enjoy the home tab’s graphs and counts of books on the shelf tab. Overall, really enjoy this (even if it’s made some people in my life question my sanity).

I think the most important lesson this spreadsheet taught me is that I'm not as unhinged a reader/book collector as I thought. Relief. But it also made me realize that I still have some wiggle room to become the unhinged self of my dreams. Ecstasy. Do I care if I'm judged for spending an afternoon manually entering all the books on my TBR (hundreds deep!) when an app (gross) could do it for me? Instead of reading? No, I do not. This is important work. And the spreadsheet is beautiful. It makes all this hard work that much more pleasing. I love the challenges and being shamed by my book budget. The only thing I don't vibe with is the series tracker, and that's only because I don't read many of those. So the tab sits there, judging me in a way the creators probably didn't intend. C'est la vie.

A great way to track your TBR, books you've read, and your Wishlist all in one place! Also, excellent customer support! 10/10will recommend!