Earlier this week we asked you to share your tips and tricks for finding fresh books to enjoy. Now we’re back with tips ranging from the old school to the digital.

本周早些时候，我们要求您分享一些技巧和窍门，以寻找新鲜的书籍。 现在，我们回来了，提示范围从传统到数字。

SJ highlights several of the most popular web-based tools for finding new books:

SJ着重介绍了几种最受欢迎​​的基于网络的工具来查找新书：

is quick and easy. is fun and helps a lot. But I gotta be honest, Amazon’s suggestions are probably the most useful to me.

方便快捷。 很有趣，对您有很大帮助。 但老实说，亚马逊的建议对我来说可能是最有用的。

TheFu suggests checking out award-winning lists and one rather quirky way to pick a good Sci-Fi book:

TheFu建议查看获奖名单以及一种选择古怪的科幻书的相当古怪的方法：

For scifi, see . Life is too short to read bad books. Sometimes that leads to an author with an entire series of books to enjoy. I really enjoy some of the scifi from the 40s and 50s. Wells stuff is always timeless too (and free). I’m less happy with –-different type of writers and not my personal taste.

有关科学幻想小说，请参见 。 生命太短了，无法阅读坏书。 有时，这会导致作者拥有一整套书籍。 我真的很喜欢40年代和50年代的科幻小说。 井的东西也永远是永恒的(而且是免费的)。 我对感到不满意-不同类型的作家，而不是我的个人品味。

I also enjoy reading the books that were made into movies (usually bad movies). Someone though that the book was great enough to blow $50M-$300M on it. Sphere really was a great book, but please ignore the movie.

我也喜欢阅读电影制作的书籍(通常是不好的电影)。 有人说这本书足够强大，可以为此付出5000万至3亿美元。 Sphere确实是一本好书，但请忽略电影。

We’ll second his vote to read Sphere and avoid the movie.

我们将投票支持他阅读Sphere并避免观看电影。

While many of our readers relied on digital recommendations, several took a distinctly analog approach. JSilvers writes:

尽管我们的许多读者都依赖数字推荐，但有些读者则采取了截然不同的模拟方法。 JSilvers写道：

When it comes to books, I am a member of the Lead Pencil society – physical books preferred.

在书籍方面，我是铅铅笔协会的成员-首选物理书籍。

I peruse the contents of to compose a list of BooksToRead, The list is hand written on 3×5 cards and I keep it in my purse. I add to this list with comments from my various book clubs.

我细读了的内容，以构成BooksToRead的列表，该列表是手写在3×5卡上的，并将其保存在钱包中。 我将来自各个读书俱乐部的评论添加到此列表中。

Cruising the New Books aisles of the various libraries within 20 miles is my main recreation. I pick books matching my lists and other appealing titles, based on the inside blurbs. I also troll the local independent book stores, and Barnes&Noble. I am fortunate to live in the Phoenix area which allows me to checkout books from the libraries of several adjacent towns, and has several independent book stores selling new and used books.

我主要的娱乐活动是在20英里内巡游各个图书馆的新书过道。 我根据内部简介选择与清单和其他引人入胜的书名相匹配的书。 我还拖曳了当地的独立书店和Barnes＆Noble。 我很幸运住在凤凰城地区，这使我可以从几个邻近城镇的图书馆中结帐图书，并且有几家独立的书店出售新书和旧书。

I end up with a pile of books on my table, sorted by due date, then by contents, so I don’t read two books of the same kind sequentially. Books are added at the bottom and read from the top. I will resort the pile, just so long as I don’t keep a book past its due date. Of course, reading turns up a few duds; I give myself permission not to continue reading them.

最后，我桌上放着一堆书，先按截止日期排序，再按内容排序，所以我不会依次阅读两本同类书籍。 书籍添加在底部，从顶部阅读。 只要不让书过期，我就会求助于这堆书。 当然，阅读会变得有些愚蠢。 我允许自己不要继续阅读它们。

Thanks for the opportunity to share.

感谢您分享的机会。

Giving oneself permission not to finish a bad book is an important literary skill to development–life is too short and good books are too abundant to waste time on a bad book, for sure.

允许自己不写一本烂书是发展的一项重要文学技巧–生活太短了，好书太多了，不能浪费时间在坏书上。

Have a book recommendation tip or trick to share? It’s not too late to join the conversation; sound off in the comments with your book search tips.

有书推荐技巧或分享技巧吗？ 加入对话还为时不晚； 在您的图书搜索提示中添加注释。

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