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I never got good results there so I've forgotten the name of the site, sorry. But I am curious if that's the one you mean. Goodreads does give me way more books 'to-read' than I'll ever have time for (and in so many ways that I don't even use the recommendations!)


This one's really cool - http://www.whichbook.net/
http://www.bookbrowse.com/read-alikes/
Can't find the one you are looking for though.

On their main page: you change the dropdown menu from Author to SeedBook. Type in the name of the book you liked. Choose your language of choice and what formats you're looking for (print, e-book, etc). Then click the yellow Subscribe button. It will show a sample in the box below on the left. Then, in the box on the right, enter in your email address, choose how often you'd like to be emailed, then click Confirm.
It will then send you emails as often as you chose of any new books that pop up that are similar to the SeedBook you chose. It's not exactly what you were looking for, but it's a pretty good service. I personally use it to track new books by favorite authors and it works great for me. Their SeedBook feature is newer and still in Beta mode, so don't worry about a few bugs here and there. They'll work them out soon enough. :)

But now one other question if I may: is there a site which lists books geographically? Say I want to find all kinds of books set in Cornwall, where can I look?
Thanks in advance. You guys are the best!
Goodreads has a list of settings:
http://www.goodreads.com/places
Bear in mind it is crowd-sourced with everything that implies.
Some users will bore in on the most specific setting - perhaps that might be Cornwall - while others will merely use "England" or "Britain" or whatever. So that complicates things a little.
http://www.goodreads.com/places
Bear in mind it is crowd-sourced with everything that implies.
Some users will bore in on the most specific setting - perhaps that might be Cornwall - while others will merely use "England" or "Britain" or whatever. So that complicates things a little.

At least from your description, it sounds EXACTLY the same.

My personal favorite source for book/series information and recommendations is http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/. If you search for an author name, you see two things at the bottom of the page - books that the author likes and additional authors that other fans of the author you selected liked.
The main body of the page shows a complete bibliography of the author's works with series listed in order, including titles and proposed publication dates for as-yet-unreleased works.
Can anyone help? Thanks in advance!