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You and Priya
23books in common
14both of you rated
9you agreed on

Agreeing means the two of you landed within 0.25 of a star of each other.

ClosestPiranesiYou ★★★★★Priya ★★★★★
Furthest apartDuneYou ★★Priya ★★★★★
What you get

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Days, pages, pace per book, and the shelves you return to.

An example year199 active days
Last six months112 active days
Start to finish · last 5 finishedavg 17
Convenience Store Woman
2d
Piranesi
5d
Gilead
9d
Wolf Hall
24d
The Magic Mountain
41d
First read Reread Your average
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A Suitable BoyWaiting 14 months
MiddlemarchWaiting 7 months
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Start a club, pick one book, and read it together. A shared track shows how far along everyone is, and when you finish you keep what you each thought. No rank, no deadline.

Reading nowThe Sunday Table · picked by Priya Raman

Wolf Hall

Hilary Mantel · 2009 · 604 pages
SBYMKPR
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Small Things Like These
Claire Keegan · picked by Mara Kim
read July 2025
You
4.5
Club
4
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Your verdict comes first, then the verdicts of the readers you follow.

PiranesiSusanna Clarke · 2020
★★★★★You rated it 5

“The beauty of the House is immeasurable; its kindness infinite.” Read the last forty pages in one sitting and then sat there.

Written Aug 12 2025 · Edit
Readers you follow3 of 9 have read it
Priya RamanRead Aug 2025★★★★★

The kindest book I have ever read.

Sam BeckerRead Mar 2025★★★★
Mara KimRead itNot rated
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