If you're interested in using the Fediverse's reading platform BookWyrm, you can import your existing data from Goodreads, LibraryThing, StoryGraph, OpenLibrary or Calibre. More info on how to do the import into BookWyrm in this guide:

➡️ https://fedi.tips/importing-your-data-into-bookwyrm-from-goodreads-librarything-storygraph-openlibrary-or-calibre

If you want to find out more about BookWyrm, there's a general guide to it here:

➡️ https://fedi.tips/bookwyrm-a-social-network-for-people-who-enjoy-reading

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Reading the April chapter of Aldo Leopold's 1949 "Sand County Almanac" to hear about April floods, oak openings and their disappearance with the coming of the settler, and the peenting of the woodcock.

There must be more books of natural history, written with one chapter per month in mind, composed over the span of a lifetime's observation or in one single year-long sitting. The back mentions Annie Dillard, Edward Abbey, Robert Finch.

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Je découvre que #LibraryThing dispose d'une section consacrée aux bibliothèques patrimoniales de diverses célébrités et/ou lieux importants. Par exemple, 55 ouvrages pour une dame des temps jadis, 226 livres pour Amy Winehouse...

Y a-t-il ici des gens qui utilisent ces partages de connaissances, qui en ont testé la fiabilité?