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What to read next feature
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Mimi
Jan 31, 2023

A "what to read next" button that picks from your want to read (or any other custom list) at random for you to read next.

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Cold
Aug 13, 2026

If I can add a comment about this feature. Next read recommendation should take into consideration status if part of a series. If for example, I read books 1 and 2 of 5-book series, don't suggest book 5 as next read. Same for a series I've never started but the recommendation suggests book 3 of that series. That would be much appreciated and would make the feature actually worth looking through.
Especially for people who read mainly Sci-Fi Fantasy which is a lot of series and not many stand-alones. Thanks!

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Emma
Jul 14, 2026
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Emma
Jun 25, 2026
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Hello! Currently thinking through this one - we are looking to introduce it as a new Dashboard widget

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Jose Ramon
Feb 3, 2026

Si que leer después

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Jose Ramon
Feb 2, 2026

Dar recomendaciones de libros

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Emma
Feb 2, 2026
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Jaybee289
Jan 27, 2026

I'd love to see this - I'd personally love if it added weight based on differnt things as well, such as:

  1. Priority Weight
    • add a custom high / medium / low scoring system (100 / 50 / 25)
  2. Page Count Weight
    • 0-200 pages + 40
    • 201-400 pages + 30
    • 401-600 pages + 20
    • 601+ pages + 10
  3. Aging Weight
    • 1pt for every 10 days the book has been on my TBR
  4. Series Momentum
    • If book in series 15 pts
    • Plus an extra 5 points for the number in the series above 1
    • Example: Book 5 would be worth 15+25 pts

Book Eligibilty:
- If a book is part of a series, don't have book 2 eligible if book 1 hasn't been read

Bit of a ramble but just some ideas I had 😅

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Govind
Oct 22, 2025

I think introducing this as a widget for the upcoming dashboard would be a good idea.

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Hardcover Team
Aug 18, 2023
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jeff
Mar 15, 2023

This is actually fairly easy to do, Adam. I've got a similar approach already for a book recommendation engine I have operational. :D

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