Orreadi

Track the books you read orreadi and find out what your friends read orreadi.

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Orreadi is a portmanteau of the Singaporean English ('Singlish') word 'orreddi' and 'read'. The word 'orreddi' is itself the Singlish (mis)pronunciation of the word "already". Orreadi therefore helps you track all the books you read orreadi and get ideas for what to read next based on what your friends have read orreadi.

Orreadi is hosted and administered in Singapore and welcomes users from across the world.

If you've come from Goodreads or Librarything, yes, Orreadi is a lot like those platforms in that it is in essence a book social network and recommendation site. The difference is that Orreadi runs on open source software called BookWyrm and is a part of the Fediverse. You can seamlessly follow and interact with users on other BookWyrm instances, and on other Fediverse services like Mastodon and Pixelfed.

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L. E. Modesitt, Jr.: Legacies (Hardcover, 2003, Tor Books) No rating

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Friedrich Engels, Karl Marx, Yanis Varoufakis, David Aaronovitch: Communist Manifesto (2018, Penguin Random House)

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Rory Stewart: Politics on the Edge (2023, Penguin Random House)

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Brandon Sanderson: Wind and Truth (2024, Orion Publishing Group, Limited)

Wind and Truth

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