My favorite free resources for reading

Jeremy Caplan {Note – this is a long, multifaceted list – below is just a snip]

Most Recommended Books Pick the name of an expert to see what books they recommend and why.
Goodbooks.io and Read This Twice Explore interesting expert picks.
En.app Describe the kind of book you’re looking for and get suggestions.
Whichbook’s World Ma – Find books set anywhere in the world. Select a country to see a collection of books that take place there. See how it works
Whichbook lets you see books set in any country on the map..
Where to find book recs is a nice evergreen list from Writing About Reading. I also like the eclectic recs in the NYTimes’s Read Like the Wind newsletter and its intriguing list: Top 100 books of the 21st century.
The most mentioned books in podcasts is a neat list from Snipd. In Snipd’s podcast app you can see which books any podcast has mentioned most.
BookClubs lets you find a book group near you or organize your own.
Fable hosts book clubs & communities for nearly any genre.

See also Recommendance – A new way to discover fiction that fits you
FiveBooks
and Most Recommended Books – We are Richard and Anurag. Since 2020, we’ve worked with a community that has grown to hundreds of thousands of monthly visitors (including librarians, bookworms, and late-night insomniacs from all walks of life) to keep every page accurate and up to date. Our goal is simple: help you find what books to read next – Browse or Search: People Lists, Series; Summaries