You need better ones.
You already have a stack sitting beside your bed.
Your Goodreads TBR is getting slightly out of control, and BookTok has given you another 14 books to add to it.
Your best friend swears you'll love the one she just finished.
Yet somehow, when it's time to actually pick your next book, you STILL don't know what to read.
That's where your Book Concierge comes in.
Hi, I’m Tiffany.
When life filled up with young kids and multiple jobs, I told myself I didn’t have time to read unless it was for work. Boy, was that a mistake. Then I discovered a Blind Date With a Book, and it brought me back to reading for me: the mystery of it, the hidden gems, and books I never would have picked up on my own.
That’s what I want for you.
I’m not just someone who loves books. I have a master’s in English, nearly a decade in English education, and years in libraries, where I’ve both worked and taught. I know how to read closely, and I know how to match a book to a person.
Think of me as the friend who’s been steeped in books forever and gets you.
Tell me what you love, and I’ll find what you didn’t know you were missing.
Complete the reader questionnaire. The books you’ve loved, hated, and DNF’d. The tropes you chase and what makes you put a book down. Your reading history, TBR, and hard no’s. And the weird little preferences you didn’t know mattered until someone asked.
I read every answer and dig past the obvious picks for the books sitting at the intersection of everything you told me. Then I vet each one: reader reviews, content boundaries, and whether you’ve already read it.
You receive 10 books chosen for one reader: you. Each comes with why it fits, what the reading experience is like, and a mix of strong matches and thoughtful stretches.
4. Keep going with a Blind Date.
Want the surprise? Each season, I send two wrapped books matched to you. Tell me how they landed, and your next matches get sharper.
Whether you want a list to work through at your own pace or you'd rather let me choose what lands in your hands next, it starts the same way:
I get to know you as a reader.