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In addition to tracking your progress and seeing what your friends on Goodreads are reading and favoriting, you can use this social network to see what its millions of users (statistics website Statista estimated Goodreads had 90 million registered members in July 2019) are perusing and how much they’re liking their reads. Need some more help
navigating the site? Here are some of Goodreads features that can help you choose your next book: Reviews: Book reviews are one of Goodreads’ most appealing offerings. And while those reviews are written by users, not professional book critics at major publications, some of those who write book reviews do it regularly. They may even be bloggers
who read about specific topics or genres. Think about it like the type of restaurant review you can get on Yelp. Per Goodreads review guidelines, commercial reviews are not allowed. If a reviewer receives a free copy of a book, they must disclose it in the review. Some reviewers receive advanced readers' copies (ARCs), which makes it possible for a
review to hit Goodreads before a book’s publication date. Ratings: Lazy readers, like myself, prefer to give a book just a 1-5 star rating instead of writing an actual review to go with it. Most books have a bigger number of star ratings than actual reviews. I trust Goodreads’ users enough that I might avoid a book with a rating lower than 3.5 stars. Also,
the bigger the number of ratings, the more reliable the metric tends to be. I use ratings and reviews in conjunction to help me determine whether I should start reading something or not. One of the most recent reviews for the first book in the Bridgertons series, for instance, already warns the reader about the book’s most controversial passage. So,
even if that book has a 3.89 rating, a review can help you make a final decision. And yes, reviews might end up being a bit spoilery. So be careful when you do your research. Lists: They can be created by users or the Goodreads’ team and they are a good way to find reads in specific genres. If you like a book, you can see what lists that title is included
on and discover something similar. There are lists for everything, from Scandinavian/Nordic Mysteries to Science Fiction Books by Female Authors or Food Books for Readers to Devour. Romance is one of those literary genres that doesn’t necessarily receive a lot of respect. Yet, according to the Romance Writers of America (RWA), in 2016 "romance
made up 23% of the overall U.S. fiction market." The New York Times estimates there are about 10,000 romance novels published each year. That’s a lot of titles to choose from in a genre usually defined by its central love stories and Happily Ever After (HEA) or Happily For Now (HFN) endings. Let’s start with some options in the contemporary
subgenre. The good news is some books in this category are already being adapted. That’s the case for Helen Hoang’s The Kiss Quotient and Sally Thorne’s The Hating Game. But we’d love to see adaptations of three titles that made the top positions of Goodreads’ Most Popular Romances of the Past Three Years list. I’m talking about Casey
McQuiston’s Red, White & Royal Blue, which details the secret relationship between U.S. First Son Alex and the U.K.’s Prince Henry. I’m also talking about Emily Henry's Beach Read, about a couple of professional writers and sort-of frenemies who end up sharing contiguous houses...and something else. There’s also The Wedding Date by Jasmine
Guillory, which follows the lives of two high-achieving professionals who end up going to a wedding together. I also need to talk about Alyssa Cole’s Reluctant Royals series here. The five books of the series have some of the classic genre tropes — princes, dukes, Scottish grumps, reluctant attractions — but also a contemporary setting and a very
diverse set of central couples. Cole is a prolific author specializing in inclusive romantic stories from different genres. Her Civil War-set romance An Extraordinary Union has espionage ingredients and would also make for a very enticing adaptation. Talia Hibbert is another writer of a prolific nature. Her Brown Sisters series features three titles
starring each one of the Brown sisters and their interracial relationships. For a more young adult-friendly read, try Leah Johnson’s You Should See Me in a Crown, which won the YA Romance category of the readers-based 2020 Swoon Awards and tells the tale of Indiana teenager Liz and her plan to become prom queen to get a college scholarship.
Another Swoonie winner, this one in the contemporary category, is Alexis Hall’s Boyfriend Material. It follows the story of Luc, the son of a couple of rock stars, and his search for the perfect publicity-friendly boyfriend to clean up his public image. Since its debut in December 2020, Netflix's Bridgerton series has held the attention of an estimated 82
million subscribers and counting. The TV adaptation of Julia Quinn's Regency-era novels that follow the opulent Bridgerton family is a certified hit, but the author revealed that producer Shonda Rhimes' interest in her novels came "out of nowhere."During a recent interview on Tamron Hall's talk show, Quinn detailed the surprising way their
partnership came to be. “It came out of nowhere,” she began. “I was just sitting there as one does, pretending to write in a Starbucks, and my phone rang and it was my agent and he said, ‘Have you heard of Shonda Rhimes?'"Quinn continued, "And I just went, ‘Uh, yes.’ He said, ‘Well, I just had the most interesting call.’ I practically fell off the stool
'cause nobody was adapting romance novels. People will ask me, ‘How did you sell it?’ and I’ll say, ‘I didn’t do anything.’” So, Quinn made a regular Starbucks run, as many mortals do, pretended to work, and walked out of said Starbucks with a huge business deal? Hereby declaring that staring at a blank computer screen in a coffee shop is actually a
boss business move. Quinn went on to explain how Shonda first heard about her bestselling series after experiencing every bookworm's worst nightmare: not bringing enough books to read while traveling. “The way I understand it, Shonda ran out of books to read on vacation and somehow stumbled on one of mine. It’s crazy to think that my life is
forever changed because Shonda didn’t bring enough reading material on vacation, but that’s honestly what happened,” she added. Thanks to Rhimes, the romance drama massively propelled interest in Quinn’s Bridgerton books. This week, The Duke and I holds the top spot on the New York Times bestsellers list for its third week in a row. The
second and fourth Bridgerton novels, The Viscount Who Loved Me and Romancing Mister Bridgerton, respectively, also landed on New York Times’ prestigious literary tally. “Sales of all eight books in the series have increased exponentially since the premiere of the show,” a spokesperson from Avon Books told People.Quinn and Rhimes are forces to
be reckoned with on their own. Together, they're unstoppable. Netflix just greenlit Bridgerton Season 2, so their rule over the streaming platform isn't coming to an end any time soon. If you’re not obsessed with Bridgerton yet, you probably haven’t been watching the show. Netflix’s newest period drama has been taking the platform by storm. Despite
only being out for a little over a month, the show has already become the streaming platform’s fifth most popular original show. The show may be a great success now but production had to do a lot to bring Bridgerton to life. The Bridgerton family from Netflix’s ‘Bridgerton’ | Liam Daniel/Netflix © 2020 What is ‘Bridgerton’ about? The Netflix series is
an adaptation of an eight novel romance series by Julia Quinn. The first season of Bridgerton was modeled after the book “The Duke and I.” It followed Daphne Bridgerton on her first social season as an eligible woman. During her debut, the queen named Daphne the Diamond of the Season, which caused all of the single men to flock to her door. After
her oldest brother, Anthony, scared them away, Daphne was left with no real acceptable suitors. In an effort to attract more men, Daphne struck a deal with the Duke of Hastings, Simon Basset. The two pretended to be courting one another so that more men would be interested in Daphne and Simon could appear to be off the market. Of course, their
plan went awry once they each developed feelings for one another. Creating the scenery None of the storytelling in Bridgerton would have mattered if the scenery didn’t put viewers back in the Regency period of England. So, scouting the perfect locations was paramount for production. RELATED:‘Bridgerton’: Why Phoebe Dynevor Is Worried About
the Fate of Season 2 “The Featherington house, Will and I loved it because it was a very, very classic Regency house but in retrospect, it did look rather cold, and that was the vibe we were going with the Featheringtons,” director Julie Anne Robinson told Deadline. “And then the way Betsy put it with the with the Featherington house that became the
Bridgerton house, the one I walked by every day, it is kind of reaching out, its arms reach out to embrace you. It’s much more of a homely home.” But it was hard to find more than one home that fit the bill in the same area so several scenes had to be finished in post-production. “There is not much Regency England left, which is hard to comprehend,”
Robinson said. “So you are almost doing sci-fi type show; you are finding these pieces that work for the show and then you do a lot of green screen and a lot of creation. How did ‘Bridgerton’ keep modern influences out? Several period pieces have accidentally had modern things make their way onto the shows, like the notorious Starbucks cup
incident on Game of Thrones. To ensure that did not happen on Bridgerton, designer Will Hughes-Jones implemented a rather strange method. RELATED: ‘Bridgerton’: The 3 Biggest Questions Season 1 Left Us With “Will was obsessive about period detail,” Robinson said. “He would get David to dress in orange. If there was something Will didn’t like,
if there was a roof he didn’t like, David would go and stand there and wouldn’t move. We would know that we couldn’t move the camera where we would see this guy dressed completely in bright orange. That was a great idea.” Even with the use of Hughes-Jones’ method, one modern thing did make it into a scene. In the opening scene that shows the
town square, a yellow traffic line can be seen on the street. Oliver's Travels Bridgerton fans rejoice! You can now book a Bridgerton-inspired staycation at Inglethorpe Hall in Norfolk – and guests will even have their own formal ball to attend. Dating back to the 1700s and situated within 30 acres of private ground, the Grade II listed building really is
as grand as the properties from the hit Netflix show. Looking for the perfect staycation for later this year? Be sure to add this one to your list...Some of the unique opportunities available at the property include a horse and cart tour, evening ball (sadly the Duke of Hastings won't be present), casino night, garden tours, delicious meals, and a daily
Lady Whistledown-style newsletter to read, among other regal touches. From the six bathrooms to the nine bedrooms, guests will have the entire property to themselves. With space for up to 20 guests, it really does provide quite a special stay for the whole family to enjoy. 'We've brought the world of the Bridgerton's and Featherington's to life with
our brand new and exclusive Bridgerton Experience; live the regal lifestyle in the picturesque setting of Norfolk,' say Oliver's Travels. 'As well as offering the chance to stay in this fabulous Grade II listed country house, our Bridgerton Experience is packed full of special touches and activities fit for a Duke and Duchess.' LIAM DANIEL/NETFLIX The
new experience package is available to book now, priced from £1,750pp based on six people sharing. Please do bear in mind that dates for the stay are arranged in line with the UK's current travel guidance. Oliver's Travels provide a flexible Covid booking policy to help you book with confidence. MORE INFO Take a peek around the grand property...
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onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io For many fans of Julia Quinn's "Bridgerton" book series, the news that Regé-Jean Page will not return for season two of the hit Netflix Regency drama may have been upsetting, but it was foreseeable. The first
season of showrunner Chris Van Dusen's onscreen adaptation loosely follows Quinn's novel "The Duke and I," which puts eldest daughter Daphne Bridgerton and her husband Simon Basset at the forefront of the story. So naturally, actress Phoebe Dynevor and Page were the biggest stars of the show's massively popular debut. In the book and the
show's first season, we follow Daphne and Simon as they pretend to fall in love to make Daphne more appealing in London's highly-competitive marriage market. And as it so happens, they eventually do fall in love and overcome one of Simon's fears, becoming a father.But Quinn's readers know better than to assume that future seasons will grant the
same amount of airtime to Simon and Daphne, considering each subsequent novel in the series focuses on a different Bridgerton sibling. Daphne Bridgerton and Simon Basset on "Bridgerton." LIAM DANIEL/NETFLIX In Quinn's second book, "The Viscount Who Loved Me," she zooms in on eldest son Anthony Bridgerton, who embarks on his own
romantic journey. Because the bestselling author neatly wrapped up Simon and Daphne's relationship in the previous book, they fall to the wayside as the new protagonist's story dominates her pages. The duke also rarely comes up in "An Offer From a Gentleman" (Benedit Bridgerton's story); "Romancing Mister Bridgerton" (Colin Bridgerton's story);
"To Sir Phillip With Love" (Eloise Bridgerton's story); "When He Was Wicked" (Francesca Bridgerton's story); "It's In His Kiss" (Hyacinth Bridgerton); and "On the Way to the Wedding" (Gregory's story).Since it doesn't look like the duke will have a major role in future seasons, Page's departure made sense for many people that read the entire
"Bridgerton" series. —♡ (@somethinblue14) April 2, 2021—Camille Crutcher (@camillemaaae) April 2, 2021— ’ ℭ (@RubyLilith) April 2, 2021—Evelin (@E_ve_lina) April 2, 2021—vanessa | protect penelope at all costs (@itsbridgertxn) April 2, 2021—maria (@MariaAbrego7) April 2, 2021However, "Bridgerton" viewers that haven't read Quinn's
novels and weren't familiar with the series were stunned by Page's exit from the show. Because he was the lead along with Dynevor in season one, it seemed difficult to imagine what the show will look like without him. — maya (@mitskisthumb) April 2, 2021—Gibson Johns (@gibsonoma) April 2, 2021—MelanatedMermaid ♀ (@purple_byobow) April
2, 2021—Kalen Allen (@TheKalenAllen) April 2, 2021— ⁱˢ ᵃ ˢᵉᵇᵃˢᵗⁱᵃⁿ ˢᵗᵃⁿײ ᵃᶜᶜᵒᵘⁿᵗ (@bloodyrachell) April 2, 2021—Kaleaf (@theythemkaleaf) April 2, 2021Even though Page told Variety that he signed a one-season contract, some fans held onto hope that he'd make a cameo in future seasons of the show. —Yemi Sonde (@theyemisonde) April 2, 2021—
Karen Henry (@akailiajade) April 2, 2021—Dr Chioma Nwakanma (@DrZobo) April 2, 2021—Jennifer McGuire (@jmcguireFLA) April 2, 2021It seems like Van Dusen is closely following Quinn's lead, already confirming that season two will focus on Anthony.The Shonda Rimes-picked showrunner also mentioned that he'd like to "explore stories and
romances for every Bridgerton sibling" on the Netflix series during an interview with The Wrap.

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