How to see which books are read

Paul Chatfield

As my library grows, it gets harder to find some of the books I might want to read.  I was wondering if there was any way in Logos to:

a) see which books I've read (even a percentage would be interesting)

b) see which books I've not read and might like to read

I guess not, but any ideas or related ideas I might find interesting on this topic.  fsd for example is one fun command here.

SineNomine

a) see which books I've read (even a percentage would be interesting)

b) see which books I've not read and might like to read

Yes! There is!

Open your Library panel. On the far left, you should see a bunch of circles. If you don't, right click on "Title" or otherwise in the headings area and select "Reading Status". Those little circles will tell you how much you've read, even giving you an exact percentage if you hover your mouse over them. Plus, if you click on the top of the Reading Status column, you can sort by Reading Status. That will give you three collections--books that you have never read, books that you have read some part of (even if only a very small bit of it), and books that you have read all of. Occasionally a book that you think you've read all of will show up under "Reading" rather than "Finished", but with a very high % read, but other than that, I find that it works quite well.