YOUR ON-DEMAND LITERARY MATCHMAKER
For readers who take their books seriously.
Book recommendations, reviews, and a matchmaker app that finds your next perfect read — from someone who has read over 1,100 books and counting.
Book Reviews
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Matchmaking App
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Recommendations
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Book Reviews ✳︎ Matchmaking App ✳︎ Recommendations ✳︎
The App
Meet your literary matchmaker.
Tell it your mood, your recent favorites, and how much heartbreak you can handle. It finds your next perfect read in two minutes.
✨ Take the quiz — get matched in 3 minutes
Answer a few questions about your mood and taste. Get 5 books matched to exactly how you feel right now.
📚Track your entire reading life
Library, TBR, series tracker, mood journal, and reading stats — all in one place. Import from Goodreads in minutes.
🎁A wishlist gift-givers will love
Share your book wishlist with anyone. They claim books to avoid duplicates and buy from their preferred store.
1,100+ books read
ABOUT MEGAN
“I built this because I was tired of recommendations that felt like they were made for someone else.”
I have been obsessed with books since before I can remember. After more than 1,100 books across every genre imaginable, I know what makes a great read, and I built a tool to help you find yours. I also write about reading, book culture, and what happens when you take stories seriously.
I have been guiding readers and teams through transformation since 2010. Books are not a hobby here. They are how I think.
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