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Find a book by mixing two favourites.
Choose two books you love and one quality from each. Reedr looks for another book that brings those qualities together, and explains why it could fit.
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Keep the parts you loved.
- Find the first book in the catalogue and choose what mattered to you, such as its atmosphere or characters.
- Choose a second book and a quality from that one, such as its setting or pace.
- Read the suggested book and its explanation. Treat it as a starting point for your own choice.
For example, the atmosphere of The Secret History and the setting of Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell can point towards Babel: an academic world in a magical, historical Britain. This is an editorial example of the connection, not a promise that every reader will enjoy the same book.
Two books you love. Somewhere new to go.
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The atmosphere of one book. The setting of another. See how Reedr brings them together, then try a mix of your own.
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A real worked example
The atmosphere
The Secret History
Donna Tartt
The setting
Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell
Susanna Clarke
A book that brings them together
Babel
R. F. Kuang
Robin Swift studies translation at an Oxford where language powers magic. His place among its scholars brings him into conflict with the empire their work supports.
About this bookWhy this could fit
The closed academic world of The Secret History meets the magical, historical Britain of Jonathan Strange. Babel brings those interests together through scholarship, power and the cost of belonging.
What to expect
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