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YourNextRead Tells You What Book You Should Read Next
- edanm 16y agoClicked on one of their "suggestions" which I love, and was immediately presented with one of my favorite books. So far, I'm impressed.
- rbrcurtis 16y agoI've been wishing for a site like this for a while. I created an account and my only problem with it is that it doesn't actually seem to save books I add to my wishlist.
- Marko1 16y agoMarko from YNR here. Found your comment and looking for clarification about it. When you save your books or add your books to wishlist, where do you expect them to go? Please send us feedback directly to the website if you get a chance...
- tzs 16y agoIf you put in "The Art of Computer Programming" it suggests other books. It really should remind you that you are supposed to enter books you've read, not books you claim to have read! It has some interesting recommendations. I entered "Gravitation" by Misner, Thorne, and Wheeler, which is a thick graduate level and beyond text on general relativity (and a significant source of gravitation itself...bookstores have to make sure they don't stock two or more copies next to each other or they risk forming a black hole). It recommended several other advanced physics books, plus "Ender's Game" by Card. I suppose that makes sense. If you've made it through MTW, you should take a break. It had no recommendations based on the 3rd editing D&D Player's Handbook. It had plenty of recommendations based on "Tom of Finland XXL". I had expected the opposite result. In fact, it seemed pretty good at finding recommendations when I gave it gay underground sex comix (e.g., the Meatmen series), but failed miserably at straight underground sex comix (Lonely Nights, Omaha, for example). This probably says something, but I'm not sure what.