Blind Date With a Book (and Where to Find One)
A blind date with a book means picking one with no cover, title, or author to judge. Here's how it works and where to find one.
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A blind date with a book means picking one with no cover, title, or author to judge. Here's how it works and where to find one.
DNF means "did not finish", and learning to do it well is a reading superpower. Here's how to quit a book without the guilt (and what to do next).
"I don't have time to read" is almost never about time. Here's the system busy readers use to read more (without finding an extra hour).
What I read in June 2026, how long each book took me, what landed and what didn't – plus the dashboard stats behind the month.
Does five minutes count? Audiobooks? Skimming? Here's what actually counts as a reading session – and the simplest way to track every one.
"What should I read next?" is the wrong question. "What should I read next, given what just landed?" is the right one. A framework with three examples.
Save books as you browse, they'll be waiting for you right here.