Hand holding a stack of book-themed packages decorated with colorful stickers in front of a bookshelf.

Let me pick your next favorite book

There’s too many good books, and not enough time to decide which ones are worth reading. Let me find them for you.

More books on shelves. Fewer books in landfills.

I read 100+ books a year, recommend books constantly, and have a habit of finding pre-loved books that deserve another reader.

Now I’m putting those two things together: finding books I love and matching them with readers I think will love them too.

You tell me about the reader (even if that’s you), and I’ll find their next read.

Hand holding a kraft-colored book club journal covered with book-themed stickers in front of a bookshelf.

What are you looking for?

Send someone a book

Tell me about them and I’ll choose, wrap, and send a surprise pre-loved book picked for their taste.

Hand holding a sticker-covered brown book box in front of a wooden bookshelf filled with novels, including Chelsea Curto books.

Get a book for yourself

Tell me what you’re in the mood for and I’ll choose a surprise pre-loved book just for you.

A secondhand book doesn’t mean second-rate

There are millions of perfectly good books already in the world. I’d rather help one of them find its next reader.

I source books in very good or like-new condition—the kind I’d happily give to one of my own friends. And when I find great books without an obvious home, they usually end up in a Little Free Library.

Send a good book to someone you love

1. You tell me about them

What they read, what they love, what they absolutely do not want, and anything else that makes them them.

2. I find their book

I source a pre-loved copy in gift-worthy condition and choose something I think genuinely fits.

3. They get a surprise in the mail

I wrap it, include your note, and send it directly to them.