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The PocketShelf book detail screen of Dune. The “Where You Left Off” section is elevated, showing the following text: Paul Atreides, a 15-year-old boy, undergoes a challenging test from the Bene Gesserit led by Gaius Helen Mohiam, the Reverend Mother. The test assesses Paul's ability to control his instincts and resist fear, with severe consequences for failure. Paul passes by remaining calm despite the intense pain. This event reveals Paul's potential uniqueness and danger to those who value strict control over instincts.

Where You Left Off

PocketShelf makes reading easier and more enjoyable. It automatically creates a “Where You Left Off” summary from your reading notes — so you can quickly refresh your memory and dive back into any book, even if it’s been a while.

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All your books in one place

PocketShelf helps you keep track of all your books — whether you’re reading them now, have finished them, or plan to read them next. Add books easily by scanning their barcode or searching our database, powered by ISBNdb and OpenLibrary.

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Enjoy Every Reading Moment

We’ve designed PocketShelf to make tracking your reading as enjoyable as the reading itself. You’ll see how long you’ve read, have quick access to your notes, and can add new ones by typing or dictating — perfect when one hand’s busy holding a book. You can even listen to calming background music while you read.

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Who Was That Again?

Forgot who that character was or what that mysterious place meant? The Glossary helps you keep track of key characters, creatures, places, concepts and many more things — especially useful when you’re deep into a long series.