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Answer 9 Questions And We'll Tell You 9 New Books To Read

Because, unfortunately, it's (almost) impossible to read them all.

By Arianna Rebolini

Arianna Rebolini BuzzFeed Staff

Posted on June 7, 2018, at 12:35 p.m. ET

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Choose a TV show.

Image: Via NBC The Good Place

Via NBC

The Good Place

Via NBC

Image: Via Netflix Black Mirror

Via Netflix

Black Mirror

Via Netflix

Image: Via Netflix Wild Wild Country

Via Netflix

Wild Wild Country

Via Netflix

Image: Via TV Land Younger

Via TV Land

Younger

Via TV Land

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Choose a movie.

Image: Via Universal Pictures Bridesmaids

Via Universal Pictures

Bridesmaids

Via Universal Pictures

Image: Via Fox Searchlight The Shape of Water

Via Fox Searchlight

The Shape of Water

Via Fox Searchlight

Image: Via Scott Rudin Productions Lady Bird

Via Scott Rudin Productions

Lady Bird

Via Scott Rudin Productions

Image: Via A24 Moonlight

Via A24

Moonlight

Via A24

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Pick a concert to go to.

Image: Via A&M Records Janet Jackson

Via A&M Records

Janet Jackson

Via A&M Records

Image: Via 604 Records Carly Rae Jepson

Via 604 Records

Carly Rae Jepson

Via 604 Records

Image: Via Polydor Records Haim

Via Polydor Records

Haim

Via Polydor Records

Image: Via SME Beyonce

Via SME

Beyonce

Via SME

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Pick a podcast.

Image: Via WBEZ This American Life

Via WBEZ

This American Life

Via WBEZ

Image: Via Feral Audio My Favorite Murder

Via Feral Audio

My Favorite Murder

Via Feral Audio

Image: Via callyourgirlfriend.com Call Your Girlfriend

Via callyourgirlfriend.com

Call Your Girlfriend

Via callyourgirlfriend.com

Image: Via WNYC Death Sex and Money

Via WNYC

Death Sex and Money

Via WNYC

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Where would you most like to visit?

Image: Via commons.wikimedia.org Tokyo, Japan

Via commons.wikimedia.org

Tokyo, Japan

Via commons.wikimedia.org

Image: Via commons.wikimedia.org Martha's Vineyard, MA

Via commons.wikimedia.org

Martha's Vineyard, MA

Via commons.wikimedia.org

Image: Via en.wikipedia.org Montego Bay, Jamaica

Via en.wikipedia.org

Montego Bay, Jamaica

Via en.wikipedia.org

Image: Via en.wikipedia.org Paris, France

Via en.wikipedia.org

Paris, France

Via en.wikipedia.org

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What would you do if you won the lotto?

Make a bunch of art.

Run away with the circus.

Open a restaurant.

Chill the heck out.

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Choose another TV show.

Image: Via HBO Westworld

Via HBO

Westworld

Via HBO

Image: Via CW iZombie

Via CW

iZombie

Via CW

Image: Via Bravo Vanderpump Rules

Via Bravo

Vanderpump Rules

Via Bravo

Image: Via NBC This Is Us

Via NBC

This Is Us

Via NBC

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Which high school class was your fave?

History

Science

English

Music

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Which of these quotes really *speaks* to you?

"I spent so much time on the daily logistics of just staying alive that I often went weeks without remembering that I had no idea what I was doing with my life."

"I spent so much time on the daily logistics of just staying alive that I often went weeks without remembering that I had no idea what I was doing with my life."

"Do you know what a cliche is? It’s a story so fine and thrilling that it’s grown old in its hopeful retelling."

"Do you know what a cliche is? It’s a story so fine and thrilling that it’s grown old in its hopeful retelling."

"That's what she loves about Motown, the way it asks you to carry sadness and heartbreak but dance while doing so."

"That's what she loves about Motown, the way it asks you to carry sadness and heartbreak but dance while doing so."

"There it lies, atop the heather, atop the letter, atop the things she cannot find the language to say and the people she most wants to say them to."

"There it lies, atop the heather, atop the letter, atop the things she cannot find the language to say and the people she most wants to say them to."

"Whenever our speech wants to take shape, it turns toward remembrance, as if drawn to a wellspring of still-wavering waters for which we yearn with an unquenchable thirst."

"Whenever our speech wants to take shape, it turns toward remembrance, as if drawn to a wellspring of still-wavering waters for which we yearn with an unquenchable thirst."

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Check out our list of the best summer reads here.

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Arianna Rebolini is the books editor for BuzzFeed News and is based in New York.

Contact Arianna Rebolini at arianna.rebolini@buzzfeed.com.

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