Recently, I was thinking about a few of the roadblocks that readers encounter. One of the barriers I hear talked about most often is the annoyance of weeding through millions of book titles to find one that you actually want to read. And most of us have experienced something like this: standing at the library stacks or bookstore, reading the inside jacket of dozens of books. After standing there for a while, you feel irritation and anxiety starting to creep up. The trip ends by getting frustrated and leaving empty-handed OR you ultimately grab some random new book based on its cover. I rarely have found good books this way. This problem of decision making has often stopped me from reading. Once I realized that's all the was in my way, though, I was motivated to seek out trusted sources for finding reliable book recommendations. Figuring out how to easily find the books I know I'll love has saved me a lot of headache over the past five years. On...