Do you prefer Goodreads or StoryGraph?

[hayisa]

I found the community part better on Goodreads since it has a lot more users and book reviews— definitely recommended if you're a very social reader. However, if you're into reading alone and would love more in-tune recommendations, especially if you're a mood reader, StoryGraph is the thing for you. I definitely prefer the latter over the other because I'm not really into book clubs. Also, I can't stand the user interface design of Goodreads.

[Kajol Dadhania]

I prefer and rely on Goodreads for reviews and recommendations but I use StoryGraph for its feature of providing statistical data about the books I read and recommending books according to mood. I am honestly very grateful for both the websites for enriching my experience of reading.

[RajvirxSandhu]

I prefer the Goodreads website over all the ones I have visited. When I first started reading and getting recommendations, Goodreads was an eye-opener, so I am very thankful for it.

[Etini Willie]

I love Goodreads because their social circle is huge. And the comments help you decide if a book could be a good read for you

[FunkyFlowerLady]

This is the first time I'm hearing about Storygraph, sounds interesting might check it out later. Only on Goodreads for now. Can't even keep up with that sometimes.

[Abril Zacca]

I never committed to using Goodreads, I didn't like the interface. I love that Storygraph has a lot of graphics and stats about your reading habits.

[Michaela York]

I have not heard of Story Graph it sounds good! I like Goodreads for all the reviews. It helps before I buy a book or get suggestions. I like LikeWise as well for recommendations.

[Cátia Rato]

Goodreads!
I only heard about Story Graph recently and still haven't explored it.

[Ebets]

I've been using good reads for awhile. I tried Story graph for a month and decided I did not like it. I like the layout of Goodreads a lot better