Anne Bogel

Sometimes it's because of setting, like all the books take place on the Camino de Santiago, for example.

Sometimes it's because of the genre, but it's a book that has a similar tone or emotional feel to

to the book I'm recommending so that you can both get a sense in this like really shorthand fashion of what the new book is like.

But also you can do a, hmm, if I enjoyed reading this one, what should I read next kind of thing with all these books?

It's just another way to help you discover older titles you may enjoy.

That's what it's designed for.

Ginger, would you like to do the honors of telling everyone about our team feature for this year?

I really enjoyed that tip.

Personally, personally, because 30 more minutes of reading time, especially reading,

I mean, I'm an introvert.

Same.

So the way you worked that idea into your genius move, I really appreciated it.

Well, it's in the beautiful table of contents because this year's guide is so, it's just so pretty.

It continues our same aesthetic, but the design is a little bit different this year.

It's us, but it's different.

And I think you'll really enjoy it, whether this is your first guide or your 15th.

There are 35 this year in those categories we talked about.

And I want you to know there will be a minimalist summer reading guide this year.

It'll go on the blog on May 14th.

And then our first Tuesday, what should I read next episode after the summer reading guide releases, that's on Tuesday, May 19th.