Rereading Is Here! Let's Say It Again. Rereading Is Here!




How much do we love rereading? Let us count the ways…for those days when you just want to spend time with your favorite characters; or when you want to revisit a beloved classic; or maybe you want to brush up on a series before the next installment comes out (we're still waiting, George R.R. Martin and Diana Gabaldon), the list goes on! Rereading is such a core part of many of our readers' lives that having a better way to keep track of the times you've read a book has been your number one feature request. Starting today, that wish has been granted—no more missing out on rereads being counted for your Reading Challenge!
How Do I Start Using the Rereading Feature?
Next time you decide to reread a book that you've already marked as Read on Goodreads, simply mark it as Currently Reading. When you are done, just mark it as Read. You can do this from the Goodreads iOS and Android apps and on Goodreads.com, as well as in the About the Book feature on Kindle (if you have connected your Goodreads and Amazon accounts - click here to connect your accounts). We take care of marking it as a reread for you. Bonus, it will also automatically be included in your Reading Challenge.
Rereading Rolling Out In Stages
While it sounds like a simple thing to add, rereading turned out to be a complex engineering challenge that involved our entire database. To give you a sense of that scope, our 60 million members have added more than 1.7 billion books to their shelves! That's why we're rolling out rereading in stages. So, if you're not seeing it yet, you will soon!
How Do I Know If I Have the New Rereading Feature?
Go to Goodreads.com on desktop, choose a book you have already read, and click Edit on the My Activity area of the Book Page. At the bottom of the review section, you'll see the following:

How Do I Add All The Times I've Reread My Favorite Books?
On Goodreads.com on desktop, use the brand-new "Add read date" button in My Activity on the Book Page to enter when you read the book; then hit save! (You don't have to have a start date, but you must have a finish year for the book to count toward your Reading Challenge.)
What Happens If I've Been Keeping Track of My Rereads With The "Number of Times Read" Option?
If you previously used the "Number of times read" field, don't worry, we've already done the work for you and all your rereads are still there. If you added a number, it automatically shows in the new feature. If you used text, we've included it in the private notes section of your review. Simply click on edit Review, to change any dates or add more information.
I've Been Using Different Editions to Track Rereads, What Happens Now?
Our new rereading feature takes that into account! Rereads are comprehensive of all editions. When you view your review, it will indicate that you have also read another edition and include that in the total count.

Wondering which are the books Goodreads members most love to reread? Here are some of the most revisited books:
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Most reread... Harry Potter. Hunger Games. Inkheart and also "Die wilden Hühner". Rubyred... The Host.

GR, so glad you made this a new feature. It's still a bit wonky. I've read Seize me twice, but GR lists this as read 3 times. I hope you'll be able to get this feature working correctly soon! But am so glad feature is available.

Whenever you guys add something or change something I see so much complaining. But I want to let you know I'm happy for this change. As a former programmer myself, I understand how hard it was to implement the feature. But I'm glad you did. I know there have been times I haven't re-read a book because it wouldn't count towards my reading challenge. (Which is kind of dumb in the grand scheme of things - very first world problem)
Thanks for listening to the users and continuing to improve the site.

GR, so glad you made this a new feature. It's still a bit wonky. I've read Seize me twice, but GR lists this as read 3 times. I..."
Just noticed that "I'm guessing" some of my read counts are incorrect because the few I've checked are listed as currently reading - this makes the read count higher than it should actually be. I've read Angels' Blood by Nalini Singh 3 times, but my read count says I've read it 6 times -- its due to the currently reading status, I think. Help!

I'm noticing inaccuracies as well. The few I've checked still note as "currently reading" making the overall read count wrong.
I'm hopefully GR will be able to fix this. Programming can be so wonky sometimes.


Thank- you, thank -you, thank-you -I think I love you guys!
Don't listen to the others who still aren't happy -you'll get to the rest of the improvements in time. Perhaps a long time -but you'll get to them.
Dianne


It sounds very troublesome to add in, which is why I finally compensated for the lack of this by adding a reread in ___ (rr20__) shelf for every year, but these shelves have been rather annoying wedges on the stats page graphs.
That said, please consider adding a first read slot to match the date started & date read slots within shelf settings (when on my books page). I've noticed that all the books I've added reread dates to switch over to the most recent date read in my bookshelf. I like being able to sort & find out what book I first read by such and such author more than which I most recently reread by that author (I can usually recall the latter, but not necessarily the former).
Is anyone else having trouble with their stats page? I've lost everything after 2010.

My most re-read books are:
1. To Kill a Mockingbird
2. And Ladies of the Club
3. The Stand
And, I believe I will be adding Todd to my re-reading list



thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you

I have a question. Is there a way to delete the reread date if an entry error was made??



I have a question. Is there a way to delete the reread date if an entry error was made??"
Yes, you press the X next to Set To Today button
*happy-dance*
THANK YOU!