A Guide on Book Picks

Do you want a good book but don't know where start reading? Relatable. Books vary from them to theme, from genre to genre, and so many people have a variety of interests that may not suit you. For example, a famous book critique may love books you hate. So, where and how do you find a book tailored for you? Here is a list of methods for you to find a pick that you'll love.

1. Filter Through Genres

Deciding through genres is one of the easiest ways to find a good book. If you tend to lean to fantasy fiction, like Percy Jackson and the Olympians and Harry Potter, looking at books that have magic and superpowers in it might be a way to go.

How do you do that, you say? Easy. First, pick one of your favorite books. Then, type the title of it into your search bar and add the word "genre" at the end of it. The genre of the book will pop-up instantly at the top of your screen, and VOILA!, you know what genre you like. Then, go to your local library or bookstore and find the section of that certain genre. Or, you use your library's online website to find it. Simply search up your genre or filter your results according to the book genre you desire. And that's it! In no time, you will love a new book!

2. Use an Online Book Recommendation Sites

Still not sure what you like? You can use an online book recommendation sites. With dozens of blog posts from around the world, these sites can help find a book for you, and quick. Websites such as Goodreads, VPL, and Penguin Random House are just some that you might want to check out. Just go on their website and type "book recommendations"! Just like finding genres, you can either scroll through the whole list or use a filter.

3. Filter Through Authors

Another way to find a good book is to sort through authors. By finding a specific author you like, you can go through all the books that they write. For example, if you are a Harry Potter fan, looking at the Fantastic Beasts series would be a good idea.

By now, I hope you've received some helpful tips on finding a suitable book for yourself! Until next time :)

Sincerely,

LeapingLobster