Book Mixer
Find Books Like Your Favorites, But Your Way
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A Tale of Two Cities
02 Make it your own
Keep what you loved. Adjust what you want next.
More ways to mix Worldbuilding, humor, emotion & complexity
Profiles are Book Review Guide editorial judgments. Recommendations always begin with a standalone book or a series starting point.
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03 Your next chapter
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To Kill a Mockingbird
Action at 2/10 matches A Tale of Two Cities; Mystery at 2/10 matches A Tale of Two Cities.
- Action 2/10
- Mystery 2/10
- Pacing 4/10

The Great Gatsby
Romance at 2/10 matches A Tale of Two Cities; Action at 2/10 matches A Tale of Two Cities.
- Romance 2/10
- Action 2/10
- Mystery 2/10
What changes: less emotional intensity (5/10; A Tale of Two Cities 7/10).

The Pillars of the Earth
Romance at 2/10 matches A Tale of Two Cities; Mystery at 2/10 matches A Tale of Two Cities.
- Romance 2/10
- Mystery 2/10
- Worldbuilding 4/10
What changes: less complexity (6/10; A Tale of Two Cities 8/10).

The Women
Romance at 2/10 matches A Tale of Two Cities; Mystery at 2/10 matches A Tale of Two Cities.
- Romance 2/10
- Mystery 2/10
- Worldbuilding 4/10
What changes: less complexity (6/10; A Tale of Two Cities 8/10).

Bleak House
Romance at 2/10 matches A Tale of Two Cities; Action at 2/10 matches A Tale of Two Cities.
- Romance 2/10
- Action 2/10
- Pacing 4/10
What changes: more mystery (4/10; A Tale of Two Cities 2/10); less emotional intensity (5/10; A Tale of Two Cities 7/10).
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Choose a book you know, then turn up the mystery, ease off the romance, or find a faster pace. Book Mixer compares nine editorial scores and gives extra weight to the qualities you change.
The scores describe a reading experience; they are Book Review Guide judgments, not customer ratings. Recommendations begin with standalone books and series starting points. A sequel can still be your reference.
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