How do you discover new books to read? Do you ask your friends? Do you read the New York Times? Do you pick tomes at random when you are shopping, have a good look at the plot summary on the back and then decide whether to pick it up or not? Well, these are all valid ways to go shopping for new books to dig into. And now, you have another one in the shape of Quinfin.
Basically, this service will let you create a list of these books that you have read (and liked), and have it compared and contrasted with the site’s database – a database that spans thousands of titles already. The list that you will create, on the other hand, will include only five. This is a good idea if you ask me – the fewer books you cite as favorites then the higher degree of relevancy that the search is going to yield.
And I don’t have to tell you that you can use this service in order to buy birthday gifts. Simply furnish the titles your friend is enthusiastic about and see what comes up. And that is information which is easily accessible – every book lover lists his favorite titles on his Facebook profile.
Quinfin.com In Their Own Words
“Quinfin – book list comparison – is a simple but effective tool for finding books to read (& buy) by comparing your book list to thousands of other book lists in the database.”
Why Quinfin.com It Might Be A Killer
The fact that you only specify five books in order for a comparison to be launched ensures the results will be highly-relevant.
Some Questions About Quinfin.com
Are all literary genres supported? 
