TasteDive provides personalized book recommendations based on what users like. Searching for a book returns similar books to read, and the site also lists popular books and recently added books.
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Books Search is a search interface for finding books from the OpenLibrary database, sourced from the Internet Archive, using Typesense. The site states it allows instant searching through 28 million books.
An experimental feature of A Book Like Foo, created by James Padolsey, that suggests highly rated books statistically unlikely to be read by people who share a user's reading tastes. Users enter books they like, and the tool finds rarest but highest rated intersections. The application requires JavaScript to function.
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All My Books is cataloging software for Windows that builds an electronic catalog of printed books, e-books and audiobooks and tracks books read. It has six views, light and dark themes, and import from Calibre.
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Books Search is a search interface for finding books from the OpenLibrary database, sourced from the Internet Archive, using Typesense. The site states it allows instant searching through 28 million books.
An experimental feature of A Book Like Foo, created by James Padolsey, that suggests highly rated books statistically unlikely to be read by people who share a user's reading tastes. Users enter books they like, and the tool finds rarest but highest rated intersections. The application requires JavaScript to function.
Summrize offers free interactive summaries of nonfiction books, with content such as quotes, frameworks and key ideas. The site states that summaries can be read in under 15 minutes and that more books are being added daily.
NovelFire is a site for reading light novel and web novel translations online for free. It covers Chinese, Japanese and Korean novels across genres, with daily updates, a search bar, rankings and lists of latest and completed novels, and no registration requirement.
BookWyrm is a decentralized social reading and reviewing service. Users can talk about books, track their reading, and see what friends are reading. It is ad-free, anti-corporate, and federated, allowing interaction with users on other BookWyrm instances and services like Mastodon.
All My Books is cataloging software for Windows that builds an electronic catalog of printed books, e-books and audiobooks and tracks books read. It has six views, light and dark themes, and import from Calibre.
