Don’t Make Me Think / A READING APPROACH
Compare the same three things.
Start with the synopsis and the topic list; keep your comparison simple.
A NOTE FOR YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Compare the same three things.
Read the synopsis, check the subject coverage, and look at the publication details. Using the same small checklist across books makes it easier to decide which one fits your question.
Choose with a question.
Start with a subject. See the details. Keep what interests you. Book discovery can be that straightforward.
- Start with a subject you want to explore, or a question you want to answer.
- Read the synopsis and compare the topics with what you are looking for.
- Check the publication details and any available reviews before deciding.
Leave room to change your mind.
A reading list is a collection of possibilities. Save interesting titles, come back when you are ready, and remove anything that no longer fits.
Your saved list stays in this browser. You can use the catalogue without saving anything.
Visit your reading list →FIND A BOOK. SKIP THE MAZE.
Start with the synopsis and the topic list; keep your comparison simple.