Thread: How does GoodReads work?
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Old 07-02-2013, 10:00 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by Melpomene View Post
I've signed up for a GoodReads account, but I'm extremely confused about exactly what I'm supposed to do
If you enter books you've really enjoyed then it will look for other users who enjoyed the same books and then find books they enjoyed that you haven't read yet. There's almost certainly a little more maths involved but that's basically how it works. The more books you enter (especially books you really like or really hate) then the better it's recommendations should be.

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Originally Posted by kennyc
The Road
I love Cormac Mccarthy but found that particular book to be his weakest (for me anyway). All the Pretty Horses on the other hand is definitely in my top 10.
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