Book Mixer
Find Books Like Your Favorites, But Your Way
Loved a book? Find something similar, but exactly how you want it.

Your starting point
Contact
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.
A familiar feeling. A fresh direction.
03 Your next chapter
Closest to Contact's original profile. Move a slider to change your mix.
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The Forever War
Mystery at 2/10 matches Contact; Worldbuilding at 6/10 matches Contact.
- Mystery 2/10
- Worldbuilding 6/10
- Complexity 10/10

Deep Navigation
Action at 4/10 matches Contact; Mystery at 2/10 matches Contact.
- Action 4/10
- Mystery 2/10
- Darkness 4/10
What changes: less romance (1/10; Contact 3/10).

Fahrenheit 451
Action at 4/10 matches Contact; Mystery at 2/10 matches Contact.
- Action 4/10
- Mystery 2/10
- Pacing 4/10
What changes: a darker atmosphere (6/10; Contact 4/10); less complexity (8/10; Contact 10/10).

Shroud
Action at 4/10 matches Contact; Mystery at 2/10 matches Contact.
- Action 4/10
- Mystery 2/10
- Worldbuilding 6/10
What changes: less romance (1/10; Contact 3/10); less emotional intensity (4/10; Contact 6/10).

Forever Peace
Action at 4/10 matches Contact; Pacing at 4/10 matches Contact.
- Action 4/10
- Pacing 4/10
- Humor 2/10
What changes: a darker atmosphere (6/10; Contact 4/10).
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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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