What now? This question comes up very often in many situations. Perhaps it might even be better to say after many situations reach their end. We leave a job, return from a trip, or move to a new place – what now? Books are no exception. You have probably had the problem that after reading a very good and interesting book, you found yourself thinking – “what now?” Don’t worry, you’re not alone!
To dispel your next reading dilemma, we’ve created this 17-question test. All you have to do is answer them, and we’ll do the rest!
Are you ready to uncover your next read? Let’s go! 📚
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Way off the mark, I hate historical romances and "spicy contemporary love stories". Read "It ends with us"? - I'd rather have daily colonoscopies whilst someone pours salt in my eyes. Twisty crime and dark humour are my things.
Omg I got the same as you. I love crime or a good physiological thriller. Absolutely hate historical fiction.
Load More Replies...People that read don't need a nonsensical quiz to pick their next book. Also, this abomination doesn't contain a single question about books. I could understand if it asked about genres or if you prefer a first or third-person narration etc. But this? No thanks.
I know, right? Based on these answers, it could only ever predict what fits your 'personality'...when the whole point of reading books is to experience things different to/outside of your own life. Absolutely pointless
Load More Replies...Way off the mark, I hate historical romances and "spicy contemporary love stories". Read "It ends with us"? - I'd rather have daily colonoscopies whilst someone pours salt in my eyes. Twisty crime and dark humour are my things.
Omg I got the same as you. I love crime or a good physiological thriller. Absolutely hate historical fiction.
Load More Replies...People that read don't need a nonsensical quiz to pick their next book. Also, this abomination doesn't contain a single question about books. I could understand if it asked about genres or if you prefer a first or third-person narration etc. But this? No thanks.
I know, right? Based on these answers, it could only ever predict what fits your 'personality'...when the whole point of reading books is to experience things different to/outside of your own life. Absolutely pointless
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