Bring your books with you
Your shelves, ratings and highlights from Goodreads, Libby and Kindle can all come over. Start where you left off, not from scratch.

Goodreads, two ways
Connect your public Goodreads profile and Pemberley brings your shelves, ratings and dates over, then checks for changes every six hours. Prefer a one-time move? Export your library from Goodreads and open the file in Pemberley. Either way, you look everything over before it’s added.
Libby and Kindle too
Libby’s timeline export brings over the books you’ve borrowed, and its Reading Journey export brings your highlights. From Kindle, export a book’s notebook and the highlights land on that book. Reading on Kindle every day? Connect Goodreads, and what Kindle shares there comes along.
Add a book from anywhere
Found a book in Libby, Everand, hoopla or Amazon? Tap Share, choose Pemberley, and it’s waiting for you to add to Want or Reading. And your reading is always yours to take: download all of it as a spreadsheet or a Goodreads-style file anytime.
How it works
Export your library from Goodreads, Libby or Kindle, or connect your Goodreads profile.
Open the file in Pemberley.
Look it over and tap Add. Your shelves are home.
There’s more where that came from
Questions
Do I give Pemberley my Goodreads password?
No. Pemberley reads your public Goodreads shelf, the same page anyone could visit. We never sign in for you.
Will my ratings and read dates come over?
Yes. Shelves, star ratings and the dates you started and finished come with each book. Books you’ve read more than once count every read.
What if a book doesn’t match?
You’ll see it in the review before anything is added. Type its ISBN, or untick it and add it later.