Don’t you hate spending time reading books you can’t really access? Selecting the next reading can take a long time and often the results are not what you expected. Reading a book takes a long time and you have to give the novel a change before putting it down. But what if, by some sort of magic, the next reading could be chosen for you with a very high probability of the choice being a big hit?

What should I read next?
Your next book is just seconds away. By adding up to five of your favorites, a list of perfect novels can be created at will. And they can also be gender specific. This can be used as your personal guide or to select great books for book clubs.

How does it work?
By taking millions of book reviews and the users who have written them, it is possible to find people who have the same taste in books as you do. Imagine having 100 people agree that your five favorite books are great. Don’t imagine choosing the books that these 100 people agreed were amazing books too. This would give you a list of books that were carefully selected for you.

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You can read books of your favorite genre carefully selected by users with the same taste as you. That’s a book recommendation you can trust.
With This Book Next all this has become a reality that the book community has been waiting for.

here are the facts

• It takes a few seconds to get a list.
• Easy to use
• free to use
• Browse by year, genre, author or explore

Start
By adding up to five books to your list of favorite books, your job is done. That’s all it takes to get a personalized book list. You can add and remove books from your favorites as you wish to get new lists. Each choice you make will create a whole new list of recommended books. Once your list is ready, you can choose to only view books from a specific genre. The possibilities are endless. But you don’t have to spend a lot of time on the website. You can be out in minutes with your next read curated for you. Once you are done with the book, you can go back and choose your next read.