Goodreads Quotes Scraper – Books & Authors
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Goodreads Quotes Scraper – Books & Authors
Looking for viral-worthy quotes? Extract up to 2,000 from any Goodreads book or author — sorted by most likes so the best ones surface first. Paste a URL, set your limit, and export with author, title, tags, and like count as CSV or JSON.
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Goodreads Book Quotes Extractor
Turn any Goodreads book or author into 2,000 ready-to-post quotes in minutes — sorted by most-liked, with author, title, and tags included. No coding. No copying by hand.
Works with both URL types: paste a single book's quotes page, or an author's full quotes page to pull everything they've ever said across every book.
Built for content creators, social media managers, and writers who turn books into high-performing posts on Instagram, X, TikTok, and newsletters.
🌟 What makes this different
- Book and author pages supported — scrape one book or an entire author's catalogue of quotes.
- Sorted by likes out of the box — the most viral, community-validated quotes land at the top. No manual sorting.
- Bulk runs — paste multiple URLs and process an entire reading list in one run.
- Up to 2,000 quotes per URL — set the limit yourself, from a quick 50 to the full 2,000.
- Export anywhere — download as CSV, JSON, Excel, or JSONL to plug straight into your scheduler.
📊 Data fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
quote | Complete, unabridged quote text |
author | Credited writer |
book_title | Full book title. Blank when a quote is standalone (not attributed to a specific book) |
likes | Community likes — output sorted highest first |
tags | User-generated categories (e.g. life, wisdom, love) |
source_url | The Goodreads page scraped |
⚠️ Use the quotes subpage URL — not the book or author profile
This is the most common mistake. You need the quotes subpage, not the main profile page.
For a book:
- ✅ Correct —
https://www.goodreads.com/work/quotes/1783981 - ❌ Wrong —
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/296354.Foundation
How to find it: Open the book on Goodreads → scroll down → click "Quotes" → copy that URL.
For an author:
- ✅ Correct —
https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/16667.Isaac_Asimov - ❌ Wrong —
https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/16667.Isaac_Asimov
How to find it: Open the author on Goodreads → scroll down → click "Quotes" → copy that URL.
🚀 How to run
- Copy the quotes URL — book or author, either works (see above).
- Paste into the input field — add one URL per line. Mix books and authors freely.
- Set your limit — default is 500, max is 2,000.
- Hit Start — quotes stream into the Dataset tab in real time.
- Export — download as CSV, JSON, or Excel when done.
🔗 Try it now — paste either of these
Single book:
https://www.goodreads.com/work/quotes/538761
(The Wisdom of Insecurity — Alan Watts, 370+ quotes)
Full author catalogue:
https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/16667.Isaac_Asimov
(Isaac Asimov — 1,000+ quotes across all books)
💡 Use cases
- Build a week of Instagram quote posts from a single book in one run
- Pull an author's top 50 most-liked quotes to find their signature lines
- Anchor newsletter intros with the most resonant lines from any book
- Populate a quote database for an AI content tool or writing assistant
- Research which themes resonate with a book's audience via tags + likes