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There’s nothing better than immersing ourselves in a book that we enjoy and that captivates us, taking us to another reality.<\/p>\n
But how do you choose the books to read to be (almost) certain that you will like them?<\/strong><\/p>\n Seven out of every ten readers discover their books through the recommendations of others. In fact, according to a survey conducted by Bookabook<\/em>, the first Italian crowdfunding publisher, 41% of readers choose which books to buy based on recommendations from other readers, while 33% rely on social media<\/strong>.<\/p>\n More than 15% of readers seek insights from newspaper and blog reviews<\/strong>, and they often place their trust in the guidance of their favored bookseller for inspiration.<\/p>\n Choosing the right books to read is not easy. Everyone can relate to the overwhelming feeling of being in a bookstore, surrounded by thousands of titles, and struggling to figure out which book is right for you.<\/p>\n You need to somehow sharpen your instincts, equipped with a sort of map, a compass that can provide guidance when you have various books in your hands to choose from.<\/p>\n To make the right choice of a book and avoid leaving it unfinished on your nightstand, we’re giving you seven tips on how to find the perfect book.<\/p>\n 1.<\/strong> Science says having friends lengthens life. Having friends with the same literary tastes… lengthens your reading list.<\/strong> Most books are discovered through word of mouth, so the best way to discover new books is to talk about books! That’s why it’s essential to build a community of readers to find out about the best new books before they even reach the bookstore shelves.<\/p>\n 2.<\/strong> The power of social media. Follow an Instagram or TikTok account<\/strong> that has recommended books you’ve enjoyed. Perhaps they share your tastes.<\/p>\n 3.<\/strong> When you finish a book you liked, Google the author’s name<\/strong> with the aim of finding out if they’ve written other stories waiting to be read by you.<\/p>\n 4.<\/strong> Take a look at other books of the same genre published by the same publisher<\/strong> as a book you liked. The chances that the same person chose them are generally quite high. So, why not trust it?<\/em><\/p>\nHow to Choose Books to Read<\/h1>\n
7 Tricks for Choosing Books to Read<\/h2>\n