I can't have a book (or my reader) on me without also having my little "book diary". I write down little thoughts that may occur as I read (and prove exceedingly useful come review-writing time), ideas for blog posts, character names/descriptions, and whatever other info that I know I'd otherwise forget eventually. ^_^ It's my baby! (here's a photo of my old precious)

For the TBR and keeping track of what I've read…GoodReads is my LOVE. I update as much as possible, so my reading records are nice and accurate. FictFact is indeed also awesome (and it's "Release Calendar" is a winner!).

Scheduling my posts…that's an organizational work in progress. I used to just read, write, then post a day or two later. Now that I do many more pre-release reviews, I have to keep track of how long to hold on to content before I post it. So far the standard Mac calendar is what I use…but you've intrigued me with this Google Calendars, Larissa! I'll have to give it a try.

-Alisha

I love being organized so I get books, and then I pick a date when the review will be up. Then just before that date I start reading, finish, and write the review.

If I start taking notes I think I would loose the will to read. But that is also why I do try to review as quickly as I can, else I forget.

Oh and goodreads, love it for books I have read. And shelfari for books I will read

I use a simple Excel spreadsheet to keep track of the books I read, by title & author and if the book is electronic or paper. Kudos to you folks who have to keep track for reviews.

Goodreads has been a big help for me too. I'm rather proud of how well I've kept it up and maintained my records.

I've also adopted Google calendar for keeping track of reviews, interviews, etc. I started a Google docs spreadsheet for tracking review books to read and reviews to write but I haven't been very good about using it.

Organization has never been one of my better skills and I'm constantly trying to improve.

I'm horrible at taking notes but I do write my reviews as soon as I finish a book 90% of the time. No later then the day after.
Google forms don't seem to work on my computer well cause I use a netbook, but I really wish they did! Goodreads and shelfari is pretty much what I use to keep organized. I do keep a calendar with events, but I find I do better just prepping a post and setting the date. I check my prepped posts everyday so I keep track of events going on in the near future.

I've started a spread sheet in '09 to keep track of my monthly reads. Goodreads use to help with that but they ticked me off on bashing reviews on authors, so I let it go. Now I just use the spreadsheet and hope that I update it

I keep track on goodreads. I update it with books I've read and ones that I have on my shelves. For reviews once I have 3-4 books that I've read but not written for then I won't start another book until I get those reviews written. So far its worked fine for me.

I have an app on my Android phone called Bookworm. You scan the barcode of your book using your phone's camera, and it gets all the book's info, and saves it. It helps with inventory, and I always have my phone with me if I need to check.

Doesn't help with reviews, but its a free app, & its easy to use.