What is whichbook.net? Whichbook gives readers an enjoyable and intuitive way to find books to match their mood.
Instead of starting from the overwhelming choice of books available, whichbook starts from the reader and enables each individual to build the elements of that elusive 'good read' we are all looking for but don't quite know how to define.
The standard way of organizing books for choice, on shelves in a library or a bookshop, or on the web, starts from the products available - the authors, titles, publishers or genres. Whichbook enables, for the first time, the choice of book to start from the individual reader and what they are looking for.
How is whichbook.net different from other book sites?
If you're not good at remembering book titles, or if you are the sort of reader who likes to choose by browsing round a little and seeing what tempts you, whichbook.net is the perfect solution to help you find what you are looking for.
When you know the title of a book, it's easy to find it by searching the shelves in a bookshop or library or by using a catalogue or an internet bookshop. If you know you want a particular genre - crime, say, or fantasy - it's easy to go to that section.
But what are the things readers long to know and are unable to find out? Whichbook offers choices which are not available anywhere else - plot shape, type of main character, country the book is set in.
You may be reluctant to take a risk on something different because you're not sure it will satisfy you. You have your favorite writers who can be trusted to deliver the goods. But there are thousands of books out there. One of those might satisfy you even more but how can you tell? whichbook.net enables you to search for a book that up to now may only have existed in your own mind!
Instead of looking for a crime novel, you can look for a book that is unpredictable, very romantic and a little bit sad. Or a challenging book that's also funny with plenty of sex. Whichbook will find titles which match your preferences. If you don't fancy any of the books offered, change your choices and try again - there are 20 million different individual permutations possible!
