Website review: What Should I Read Next?
starspirit discovered this in Books
•84 reviews since Sep 21, 2005
books, reading, literature
•whatshouldireadnext.com/books/search
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starspirit discovered 34 months ago- From the page: "Enter a book you like and our database of real readers' recommendations will suggest something."
- veryanon rated 7 weeks ago
- clever...
- wisher86 rated 8 weeks ago
- It can help you when you don't have a book to read but you don't know what to read next.
- SmilesX rated 4 months ago
- AH! I used this site tons forever ago and forgot what it was called! YAY! *bookmarks*
- depths32 rated 4 months ago
- haha, i should really book mark this...
- martiabi rated 5 months ago
- what to read next?
- bridge23 rated 5 months ago
Enter a book you like and the site will analyse our database of real readers' favourite books (over 32,000 and growing) to suggest what you could read next.
- laptopnurse rated 5 months ago
- I read both Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Sons by Khasled Hosseini, the second being the better one. I got a recommendation from this site to try Lullabies for Little Criminals by Heather O'Neill. The only correlation was the rough upbringing of the girls. O'Neill's character was raised in Canada to a heroin using father. What I found on the net that I liked much better was A Dirty Job by Christopher Moore. This is a riotously funny book about death. A beta male looses his wife to a stroke shortly after delivering their new baby, and he sees a dark man in a green suit at her bedside. The man in green is shocked that Charlie Asher, our protaginist can see him. From then on, his life takes a wicked turn for the macarb and humerous. I'm only on chapter 8, but I couldn't wait to tell you about it.
- chickenkarma rated 5 months ago
- oh wow this is sure to help me alot!
