Currently if I search for a prolific author (i.e. Ursula K. Le Guin) who has written many books and also contributed to many anthologies and other collections, their list becomes really overwhelming and unmanageable. Also, sometimes they've contributed an introduction or something but not to the actual content of the book. It would be nice to prioritize books/stories written by the author, then where they've contributed short stories/content, then when they've written introductions/supplementary content.

I get frustrated when you see a reading challenge where someone has added a book for a prompt that simply does not fit the prompt. It would be nice if the host of the reading challenge could remove the book and make it not count for a prompt!

Would love for public tags (and private tags) to have a spot where we can put a description for that tag.

Hello! I've recently started tracking my textbook reading habits (to encourage myself to read the whole book rather than just read the assigned chapters) and I realized that it would be really helpful if I could track a range of pages I've read, rather than just log the number of pages I've read through. For example, sometimes in non-fiction readings, I'll read Chapter 8 before reading Chapter 2, so I'll skip from the last page in Chapter 1 to the first page of Chapter 8. I wish there was a way to track that I haven't yet read those skipped pages. I wouldn't want my 'pages read per day' graphs to include those skipped pages in their counts. Also, it would be nice to have some sort of reminder that I haven't yet read those pages from Chapters 2 through 7. Thank you!

I noticed that my genre stats for this year are a bit anomalous because I read way fewer memoirs and way more comics and horror. I went to the Compare Stats view and I wished that there was a way to expand the genre chart to be able to see all of the genres in that view. Totally makes sense for it only to show top ten normally, but the ability to click to expand would be neat! I'd love to be able to see where Classics, my #10 genre so far in 2024, falls in the All-Time chart, for example.

I tend to forget to review books after reading and my poor mutuals on my Community feed then are subjected to scrolling through 5-20 reviews from me. Would it be possible to put them together like "xyz just reviewed some books" and then it's a carousal of the covers and our friends could see the rating that way. It could be processed in a way that "You reviewed all these books in 5 minutes" and groups them together?

In the book club I'm running, it came up that people would like to be able to search for book names in book-specific challenges and they would like to filter for "to-read" books, too.

I created a challenge with all the books the club has read so far, since 2008, and it's ... well, a lot of books. XD So being able to see which ones someone would still have to read, would be super helpful.

I find the personalized previews feature to have a lot of potential, but as it is right now, I've stopped reading them, because they tend to all be fairly similar. They seem to think I will always like every book, and recommend I read them. I've tried to explicitly find books that don't sound interesting to me, and it will say "As a fan of X, Y, & Z, you likely be drawn to this..." where those three books seem utterly unrelated. It even does this in books I've read and given a 1.0 because I did not like them at all, and yet the preview tells me all the reasons I will like it.

It would be good to have some sort of configurability to how these are generated, or for them to be a bit more critical. I actually really want it to point out when a book likely isn't up my alley, rather than basically telling me why I'd like every book ever written.

I love both the streaks graph and the new monthly calendar wrap up. But I would also love a simple table with just the date and pages/minutes. The graph is difficult to see actual numbers on mobile, and the monthly graph takes a second to generate each time.

I like to pull the pages/minutes I read for other tracking and having it more accessible would be great!

I'd really like to have the owned books page more accessible. Right now you have to first navigate to your profile, then scroll down to find your Owned book page. I'd like to see it more visible, maybe on the home page somewhere as another section? I buy and sell a lot of books and use that page quite often.

I like to mix re-reads in to my TBR and being able to easily see which books I own but haven't read in a while or rated really high would be so helpful!

I would love to see a data point on the streaks page to see how much I've read in the past month, a Total number and an average. I read a minimum of a page per day, so I would love to see a real value for how much I read on average and total, compared to the previous period! I feel like this would look great in the new design style, like the reading challenges and reviews section!

Currently it's accepted behaviour to add a duplicate digital edition with a different page count in order to track it accurately according to user's device. This leads to multiple books in the family with 'user-added' tags that are not merged (according to the handbook) even if the book only has 1 official digital edition.

As a user it makes it confusing for me when selecting the right edition (I mostly read digital and don't track pages, but want to pick the right edition) as I need to check if more than one digital edition exists and which one I have.

I don't know the best way to do it as I understand that some people want to track their pages with the highest accuracy, but perhaps adding a hidden/personal page counter for the corresponding digital edition would work.

I would love to have the ability to pin my favorite tags in the tag menu since there are a lot of tags I like to refer to often.

The monthly stats are awesome, but I really hate the "down =red" "up =green" of the "compared to last month" stats. It sends a very clear signal that reading less (or, fewer books, for the pedants) is bad, reading more is good. Offering at least the option to simply have the comparison offered neutrally, without the current traffic light judgment system would be an improvement.

I would love a way to have a list of authors I'd like to read on Storygraph. Especially useful for authors with a large catalog of books, instead of adding all their books, I'd love to just add an author to a list of TBR authors to refer back to.

The reader summary on the profile page ("mainly reads...") currently has a skip in logic: mine says I mainly read fiction books that are reflective, informative and challenging, but the moods come from my entire reading history (which is 47% nonfiction) and not the fiction portion only (my top moods for fiction being reflective, dark and mysterious).

My request is to either restrict the moods to the subset of fiction/nonfiction, or change the wording to say eg "fiction books and books that are [moods]."

I would love to have a way to shelves books I own to digital, audiobooks, and print

It would be wonderful to be able to select a date range when comparing tag stats, similar to when comparing other types of stats.
Sometimes I would like to be able to:

1. compare 2 tags during a specific time period (instead of over the lifetime, which is the option given now)
2. Compare the same tag over 2 different years
3. Compare the same tag over one year versus lifetime

Similar to the recommendations, but a bit more dynamically on-demand. In the gaming app Steam, it's possible to go through a suggested list of Games, based on previous preferences and some adjustments such as popularity of a game and maybe its release date.

It's interesting because when unsure if to go for something from the to-read list, or something from standard recommendations, the possibility to just browse through a randomized list of suggestions that might match the interests of the reader. It would also help with discovering more new authors and new books, since the most popular books (while super cool as a feature) don't necessarily show the latest releases, and the recommendations don't seem to refresh on a regular basis to take into account newly read books and rating trends for them.

I have some charts that I really want to make sure I have all the books tagged under: for example if the book is a series or a standalone. I would like to know the books I haven't marked so I can go back and tag them under this chart.

I wish we can label book in our want to read based on priority level. I would love to filter my tbr based on this too

When I'm on a book page and use the 'Browse Similar Books' button, it would be great if there was an option to show only the similar books already on my TBR list.