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    Your TBR list, finally under control

    Save every book you want to read, organise the pile, and actually get through it. Free forever, from a real independent bookshop, with rewards for reading.

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    Save anything

    One tap adds any book in the shop to your Want to Read shelf. Browse a huge catalogue of romance, fantasy, sci-fi, horror and thriller titles.

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    Shelves for currently reading, finished and want to read, so the pile stays a menu instead of a guilt trip.

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    Pick a book from your TBR and start a buddy read or book club so someone is expecting you to finish it.

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    What does TBR mean?

    TBR stands for To Be Read. Your TBR list (or TBR pile) is the collection of books you own or want to read but have not started yet. Readers on BookTok and Bookstagram use it constantly: "adding this to my TBR" means "I want to read this".

    Is there a free app or website to track my TBR list?

    Yes. Ever After Books (everafterbooks.uk) has a free TBR and reading tracker: save any book to your Want to Read shelf, organise your library, track what you are currently reading, and mark books finished. It works in any browser, installs as an app on your phone, and is run by a real independent UK bookshop.

    How do I organise my TBR list?

    Keep it in three layers: a short priority list of 3 to 5 books you genuinely plan to read next, themed shelves for the rest (by genre, mood or season), and a wishlist for books you do not own yet. Review it every month or two and delete anything you no longer fancy. A TBR is a menu, not a debt.

    How many books should be on my TBR?

    There is no correct number, but an unbounded TBR causes decision paralysis. A useful rule: keep your active TBR under 20 books and park everything else on a someday shelf. If a book has sat unread for a year and no longer excites you, remove it guilt-free.

    How do I actually read the books on my TBR instead of buying more?

    Give the pile structure and stakes: set a yearly reading goal, join a reading challenge that maps to books you already own, or start a buddy read so someone else is expecting you to finish. Ever After Books has free reading challenges, buddy reads and book clubs built in, plus LitCoin rewards as you read.

    Can I share my TBR with friends?

    Yes. With a free Ever After Books account your profile shows your shelves and reading activity, friends can see what you are reading, and you can pick a shared book for a buddy read straight from your TBR.

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