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THESE TOOLS OR NOT

In this chapter of Weekly Special, I am going to be talking about tools that are helpful on my book blogging journey. I know I am not a big book reviewer per se, but there are tools I think everybody should use at least once!

And with no further ado, here are the tools in no particular order at all:

1. GOODREADS: Don't you just love Goodreads ? I love everything about the site (I use the website, not the app), from the simplicity to the easy accessibility to no ads๐Ÿ˜Œ! If I am not using Goodreads, I don't know what I will use.

2. BOOKMORY: What's there not to love about this app? I can record my notes, ratings, and everything I need about books in this app, and guess what? It is free!

3. QUILLBOT: If I don't add Quillbot , I don't think it is a list yet. The human eye and brain cannot catch as many grammatical errors as you would like them to, but QuillBot will. You want to catch grammatical errors, paraphrase, and check for plagiarism, and the rest quillbot got you!

4. SAMSUNG NOTES: Just me wanting to flex my phone a bit. ๐Ÿ˜‚ dont mind me, any notebook app will do.

5. PIXELLAB: I design (NO) design is a really big word to use for what I do. I put together high quality images with my watermark with this app.

6. BLOGGER: This is very important; it is literally my host. I was at a crossroads between Wordpress and Blogger, but I chose the latter for obvious reasons. (Blogger)

7. A PHYSICAL NOTEBOOK, PENCIL, AND ERASER: I added these recently because I needed to jot down ideas when my phone is not on or not available.


QUESTION: WHAT TOOL WILL YOU ADD TO THIS LIST? 


๐Ÿ“–From The Desk Of RayoReadsLibrary 


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