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Was doing reader advisory searches trying to find a good website and I found this beautiful bad boy of a website:
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It helps categorize books on mood/emotion, character/plot, world map and best sellers. This is such a cool tool for those trying to figure out what they want to read next and help narrow down stuff just had to share it with yall :D
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If you are looking for a good read
The last few hyped books I've read have been disappointing so I'm switching to Whichbook for a bit to diversify my reading.
Started Chouette by Claire Oshetsky and it's just the kind of strange and lovely book I've been wanting to read 🦉
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Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Btw, “Whichbook” really is great; the first time I used it, it gave me one of my favorite books (Dark Lord of Derkholm) as a suggestion. I now trust it wholeheartedly.
So I randomly stumbled across this site that helps you find new books to read. Not really something I need, but I thought jumblr might be interested - if you click “Change to character, plot, setting” on the bottom of the menu on the left of the page and put “Other culture” into the Race setting (some of the options on this thing I feel a bit eh about, but it gets the job done) there are a number of books featuring Jewish characters that come up.
Whichbook is a unique site for choosing what to read.
