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Are there any good websites that can recommend books based on what i have already read?

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mirza's avatar

Shelfari (discover people with similar book interests and find similar books)
Book Lamp (never tried it)

Dog's avatar

If you look up a book on Amazon that you have read they suggest other books that people order along with that book. I have used it many times to find books.

gailcalled's avatar

And this, with good hyper links. http://thegreatbookslist.com/

@Dog’s suggestion is a 5 star one, too.

andrew's avatar

Fluther has worked pretty well in the past for things like this, too.

PnL's avatar

if you have facebook, you can also use the iRead application. i really like that and its a good way to keep track of books i have read and rate them so i don’t forget. they also recommend books. i also have shelfari and would second mirza’s suggestion about that.

generalspecific's avatar

i second iRead, it’s pretty awesome. keeps track of the books i need to read, that’s probably most useful for me..

shockvalue's avatar

yep. I was going to say IRead and amazon, glad to see i’m not alone.

GeauxTigers's avatar

Amazon and GoodReads

Marina's avatar

Strangely, I have also gotten pointed to sites about books in areas I am interested in from Stumble Upon.

shockvalue's avatar

I’ve lost so many hours of my life to stumble upon!

Marina's avatar

Thanks for introducing me to that site, Bri_L. Thanks also to Mirza.

delirium's avatar

I too use whatshouldireadnext

NVOldGuy's avatar

Take a look at, “Stop You’re Killing Me” if you’re a mystery fan.

aidje's avatar

I use http://www.librarything.com/ (which, FYI, entails cataloging your books and—if you have more than 200—paying for your account).

jessie's avatar

I use http://librarything.com as well and really love their suggestion algorithm.

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