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Email the list of stored ISBNs to yourself then copy and paste them into the “paste text” box on the import page at Library Thing.It uses the iPhone camera to take a picture of the barcode and stores the ISBN (International Standard Book Number) that is built into the barcode.

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Download the iPhone app Red Laser for $1.99 free.Well today I discovered that I can use my iPhone as a scanner to upload my titles to LibraryThing. Wouldn’t it be great to be able to just stroll around your house, pulling books out of nooks and crannies and scanning them right there and then?

LibraryThing sells a cuecat bacode reader for $15 but I’ve never managed to get around to getting one 1, and anyway, it needs to be hooked up to your computer, so no cat-like roaming around the house nosing into corners with this feline. (Data entry is fine when someone’s paying me, but when it’s eating into my actual reading time, I get a little cranky). I have, periodically, lugged a pile of books to my computer and typed in their information but that takes a lot of time and gets a little dull. The problem with LibraryThing is that, unless your parents set up an account for you at birth and assiduously updated it, you’ve got a back-collection of books that needs to be added to your virtual library. You can add books as you go along and always have a record of every title in your house. It lets you add as much or as little detail as you need: from tags and categories to the date you bought it to where you store it, to the dates you started and finished reading it!). You can list all of your books here, with a mimumum of effort (enter the title or barcode number, even the author’s name, and up will pop a listing that you can click on.

I bet you have books all over the place: by your bed, in the kids’ rooms, in boxes, in the basement…So how are you ever supposed to remember which of the Captain Underpants books your kid already has, or which Patricia Cornwell you’re missing?

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