Louise: Ha ha, I’m sorry Danish books aren’t often recommendable I’m usually ahead of most of the people I recommend books too, at least when it comes to nonfiction, etc. I’m never up on new books.

Andi: I made more recommendations in college too, although since I was around people reading a lot of the same things as me I didn’t get the chance to as much. I haven’t found a reading twin yet — someday!

Literary Omnivore: I haven’t heard of Good Omens, sounds really interesting though!

Diane: Congrats! And yes, I do love it… I get really excited hearing someone loved a book that I suggested (in person and online )

Jeanne: I love the idea of “pre-read for your enjoyment” I think classes with professors are a great way to find new books — that’s one of the things I miss most about college.

softdrink: It’s good your uncle liked the book — it’s an excellent one. And yay for another recommendation; Say Everything was fascinating to me.

Trish: It’d be hard not to love The Book Thief, but I might be biased about that. That is one thing that’s hard about lending out books — you might not get them back!

Kathy: I’ve never recommended a book to a stranger, that I can remember anyway, but I suppose I’d do that sometime

Susannah: I think I’ve given two books A ratings — The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. I gave up on ratings for awhile because I found them annoying, but I really should implement them. I just installed a plugin that claims it can make a table with reviews organized by rating, but I haven’t figured out the PHP to make it work. I do have all the books I’ve reviewed listed in my Archive though.

Lisa: Congrats on the good recommendations

Steph: That’s cool! You could start a feature on your blog — tell me what you like and I’ll tell you a book. That would be a fun one