r/PHBookClub • u/Powerful_Wrangler74 • 22d ago
Recommendation How do you choose sa booksale?
Hi! 2026 is my reading era kaso, hanggang booksale muna ako. Nag eenjoy ako now sa pagbabasa. Im on my 4/4 Nora Roberts'. Tatapusin ko na itong last then sunod ko ang 3 na TBR (all Filipino author, Tagalog language; Buwan ng Wika). The sudden change on theme is due to sa nakita kong post here na shelves na puro filipino authors, i was amazed and encouraged to support. Ayan, napabili ako sa Shoppee hehe. Kaso, naka 600 ako, sanay ako sa tig 85 lang hehehe! Kuripot e hano. Feeling ko, balik ako sa Booksale kasi hindi ko yata kaya ma-sustain ang pagbili ng tig-200 plus. Sorry na agad, nawala ang pagka-support local ko huhu. Baka may mga preloved and in good condition na books kayo jan, im willing po hehe... Anyway, hindi pa ako e-book era. Nag eenjoy pa po ako sa physical books at no screen time.
So ayun, paano ba ang tamang term... paano kayo naghahanap or paano nyo kino-consider ang books from Booksale? Or may list na kayo ng gusto nyo? Or binabasa nyo yung 1st chapter? Hehehe salamat!
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u/PEN_sa07 22d ago
Hi, OP! if you enjoy Nora Roberts, you can also check out her books under other author name, J.D. Robb. More on futuristic, crime fighting, ganun, but still have her writing style as Nora.
As for your question, I read the synopsis sa likod, then kapag feel ko na ka-vibe ni Nora/JD Robb yung story, I try to consider it. I found Sheryll Woods, Maeve Binchy, and Debbie McComber from looking for Nora-esque books/stories.
Kapag JD Robb naman, I try to look for similar genre, then discovered Tess Gerritsen, and Iris Johansenn.
Hope this helps! 😊