Book List Maker: Organize Your Reading List

A free reading list online to save what friends recommend, track books you have finished, and stop buying titles you already own.

Like-List is a free book list maker for people whose “to read” pile lives in notes, photos, and chat threads. You build a reading list online, sort books to read with Planned, Read, and Favorite, and keep covers, statuses, and filters in one account. Unlike a spreadsheet or a books-only site like Goodreads, the same login also holds movies, TV, games, and music. Use it for a book club shelf, then share one link instead of screenshots. It runs in your phone browser, so you do not need a separate app.

How to create a book list online

  1. Create a free account. Sign up with email or Google. No card.
  2. Search and add books. Find a title and add it to your list in one click.
  3. Set a status. Mark each book Planned, Read, or Favorite.
  4. Make a custom collection. Group titles for a book club, summer reads, or a topic you are studying.
  5. Share a link or keep it private. Send one URL to the club, or lock the list so only you can see it.

A reading list that actually helps

A single pile of books to read hides what you already finished. Sort every title with these statuses:

  • Planned — books you want to read next
  • Read — books you have finished
  • Favorite — books you want to reread or recommend

Then add custom collections for a club pick or a genre binge. That is how a smart books to read list should work.

Share book recommendations easily

Send one public link instead of photographing a notes app. Friends can open your books to read list without an account. Keep Planned titles private if you are still deciding.

Books next to movies, TV, games and music

Found a book because of a film? Save both in the same profile. One account for everything you watch, read, play, and listen to.

Frequently asked questions

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Build your reading list for free

Save every book you mean to open, keep club picks in one place, and share a single link.