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Streek, if you can, try coding this yourself. It's a nice simple system, and it's an ideal way of getting started learning PHP and MySQL. It includes all the basic elements of web development that you will reuse over and over again. Look for any PHP and MySQL tutorial (google will turn up hundreds). A good one should cover:
1. Setting up the database.
2. Putting things in it manually.
3. Reading the database and producing an html list.
4. Writing a form to add to the database.
That's all you need to do, and most web applications are just combinations of these simple steps.
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