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If You Love X, You Will Love Y

Our reading tastes change, not just over our lifetimes—over weeks and months, and according to demands on time, states of health, phases of love, and millions of other cues. As always ... we've got a reading list for whatever mood you're in. And this, friends, is the TIP, the tiniest tip, of the reading lists on 49th Shelf. Search Reading Lists with your own favourite keyword and see what pops up. 

Our reading tastes change, not just over our lifetimes—over weeks and months, and according to demands on time, states of health, phases of love, and millions of other cues. As always ... we've got a reading list for whatever mood you're in.

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If You're in Love or Want to Be

 

If Love Is Just a Mean Old Joke

 

If You Wish You Went to Hogwarts

 

If Judy Blume Should Be Your Best Friend

 

If the World Looks Best from a Comfy Chair

 

If You Love Award-Winners

 

If You're Struggling With Addiction, Or Love Someone Who Is

 

If You're a Mom

 

If Especially You're a Mom Who Is Also Human

 

If You're a Dad

 

If You're Fascinated by the North

 

If You're Fascinated by Burma

 

If You Want Diverse Fiction

 

If You Love Butter, and Beer

 

If You Love Mussels, and Watermelon

 

If You Want to Know What Authors Read

 

If You Want to Know What Indie Booksellers Rave About

 

If You Would Punch a Cougar to Save Your Dog

 

If You're Disabled, or Love Someone Who Is

 

If You Can't Get Enough Graphic Novels

 

If You Need a Good Cry

 

If You Race Through Mysteries

 

If There's Nothing Better than a Short Story

 

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And this, friends, is the TIP, the tiniest tip, of the reading lists on 49th Shelf. For more than a year of authors' faves, search our blog for The Recommend. For a fascinating view of popular history, check out Talking History. Search Reading Lists with your own favourite keyword and see what pops up, and feel free to ping us on Twitter or Facebook, too.

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