Question about series sequence

[KBisGr8]

I remember reading a post a while back about a website that would list the sequence of books in a series. I've tried using the search feature here to find the posting. Does anyone know of the website?

[luvmyBOB]

I am not sure if this is the site you are looking for but I use a site that gives my the info you are seeking.

www.fantasticfiction.co.uk

(Sorry, I don't know how to make links)

[KBisGr8]

Thanks! That website does just what I was looking for. I have several books on my Kindle that are part of a series or a trilogy and wanted to make sure that I read them in the correct order!

[JenniferNaylor]

This is one of those things about me...I not only have to read books of a series in order (of course) I also find myself having to read books by an author in the order they were released regardless of the fact that they aren't connected...One of my ticks I guess! I carry lists with me at all times of my favorite authors with their books sorted by publication date and then broken down by series. So, I guess if you ever have a question I love doing the research, lol!! I have been slowly adding my books from my lists to my Amazon Wishlist but hate that it only lists them in order of when they were added...so, I still have to have my lists with me at all times!! Hope this stayed on subject!

[drenee]

Jennifer, OMG, I am the exact same way.  I have to read books in order, even if they're not related. 
I carry lists with me all the time too.  I had a notepad on my K1 that I could use to make these
book lists.  But it would not work on the K2.  Now I just keep a small pad in my M-edge cover. 
deb

[JenniferNaylor]

OMG I am not alone!!! Thanks for the response, you have made my whole day!! 

[drenee]

You are very welcome.  It always feels better to know there's someone else out there as goofy as me.
deb

[Ann in Arlington]

jen and deb:  today's topic on Dr. Phil was guests who ask "am I the only one who. . . . ."

You two would have fit right in!