Lee, back in episode nine I give you three recommendations. Let's talk about what you've read.

You need to give me a question.

Hey everyone, I'm Ann Bogall and this is What Should I Read Next, episode 22.

Welcome to the show that's dedicated to answering the question that plugs every

reader. What should I read next? We don't get bossy on the show. What we will do here is

give you the information you need to choose your next read. We have 21 episodes under our

belt now. In 20 of those we've done a little literary matchmaking. A guest has told me three

books they love, one book they hate, and what they're reading right now. We have some book

talk and then I sent them on their way with three personalized recommendations for what they

should read next and that was that. I heard updates in my inbox or my text or on social media

sometimes but I haven't shared any of those with you. Until today I have six guests from the

first 10 episodes of the show here in this episode to report on what happened after they left the

show. They share what they read, what they thought, and in some cases what titles they're still

resisting and why. Speaking of feedback, today I need some feedback from you dear readers.

You know that we have great advertisers that support the show and keep it free.

One of the reasons why advertisers love what should I read next is that they know this show has

amazing listeners. Right now we have a quick survey that I'd love for you to take to help us learn

more about our audience. Just go to podsurvey.com slash readnext. The survey will only take five minutes.

It asks some questions about yourself and your buying habits and it's completely anonymous.

Your answers help us find advertisers that are well matched to you, your interests, and the show.

When you're finished you can enter a monthly drawing to win a hundred dollar Amazon gift card,

which is enough to buy a lot of books. Even if you've taken a podcast listener survey before,

...