Bookworm Reads Proves It’s Possible to Grow a Sustainable Bookish Community That Doesn’t Exploit Its Users ...Middle East

As more readers break up with Amazon-owned Goodreads, alternatives like Storygraph and Fable are becoming increasingly popular hubs for people to create shelves, track their reading, set goals, form communities, and participate in book clubs. Amelia Goodman’s Bookworm Reads not only offers the tools above, but also allows you to design your own worm avatar.The post Bookworm Reads Proves It’s Possible to Grow a Sustainable Bookish Community That Doesn’t Exploit Its Users appeared first on The Mary Sue.

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