To give you an idea about a possible individual order, we share below examples of what we have already created, based on our customers' requests: The design options for the clutch are endless. And we do our best to make your act of giving very personal. Often our customers come with specific requests about titles of books, demonstrating that they know the tastes of their loved ones. For sure the owner of such an accessory will take care of it and keep it in a gift box until the next important event and maybe even leave it as a souvenir for his children or granddaughters.
Choosing our book clutches as a present to your beloved ones, you don't just give a regular bag, you give emotions and good memories! This is a truly individual and original gift that also has a functional purpose. Another option? Sign up for Book Riot’s TBR subscription service for a new personalized recommendation from a real-life book expert (or bibliologist) each month.About 70% of Bookinist orders are placed for gifts to family and friends. Spending hours on Reddit is one way to get book ideas. r/Literature doesn’t have a specific genre attached, but tends to feature more classics and general “literary fiction” recommendations, as well as poetry, short stories, and more. Some of the most popular ones are r/Fantasy, r/ComicBooks , and r/RomanceBooks. Genre-Specific Subredditsĭon’t want to mess around with recommendations outside of your chosen genre? Dipping into romance or fantasy for the first time? There’s an individual subreddit for just about every genre. There’s plenty of chatter about popular authors like Cassandra Clare, Tahereh Mafi, and Neal Shusterman, as well as under-rated titles. r/YAlitĪ subreddit geared toward young adult readers, but welcoming to all age groups. You’ll find discussions of the best audiobook narrators, as well as people weighing in on recent audio reads and new releases. Join this subreddit for all things audio. While less discussion-heavy than r/books, lesser-known titles appear fairly often.
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Users update with the progress they make each month on their yearly reading goal (it’s open to readers whose goals are smaller or larger than 52 books in a year, as well). This is a smaller subreddit targeted toward people who are participating in the annual 52 Book Challenge. Often, these comments are accompanied by mini reviews that can help you flesh out (or trim down) your TBR. I also love checking out the postings about what people have started and finished reading that week. More niche topic discussions tend to get a little bit lost in the shuffle, but there is a weekly recommendations thread where users can make specific requests and browse the suggestions that others have made. The main books subreddit is a logical place to start. Keep scrolling for the best places to find Reddit book recommendations.
Many book-related subreddits host their own book clubs or author AMAs that can give you ideas and help you branch out of your reading comfort zone. From general book discussions to genre-specific ones, you can find a community of readers that suit your needs.
There are dozens of bookish subreddits out there, all of which have slightly different themes. Reddit can be a bit of a black hole productivity-wise, but it’s a great place to find your next read.
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