#Free book cataloging software software#

There's also several overflowing shelves in the hutch for 'Read Next' books. I even have a shelf labeled for books to be cataloged on my desk hutch. Another 2 bookshelves in the family room house biography & memoirs, writing, and author collections Woolf (Virginia), Cameron (Julia), Goldberg (Natalie), and Oates (Joyce Carol). I have 2 bookshelves in my office for book swap/trade/sell, business & money, non-fiction, reference, and poetry. I've also got shelves in the living room built-ins for movies, games, and photographs (albums).

I saw it somewhere and just loved the idea. One of my projects this year was to make labels for the all the shelves in the house out of old scrabble tiles. All shelved by category art, classics, fiction, gardening, health, history & science, hobbies, home, kids (for when the grandkids come over), mexico, misc, oversized, pyschology, travel & nature are all in the living room built-ins next the fireplace. I tend to be a little behind in the shelving department and they end up in stacks all over my office. Now it is part the joy of getting 'new' books - getting them all scanned in, noted, and properly shelved. When I firt got the software, it took me about a year to get my entire library scanned (you get a free barcode scanner with the software). I have hundreds of CDs that I would love to catalog too, but haven't - yet. I bundled and bought all 3 when I first bought it.

#Free book cataloging software software#

I went to the website and now I'm drooling over the upgrade! Also, you can buy software for your music and video as well. It was inexpensive (only $40 now) and very user friendly. I've been using Readerware for about 5 years and I (this part is in a sing-songy voice) LOVE IT.