Are you interested in being an ARC reader?
P.s. I'm excited you're here.
If you are comfortable with ARCs and don't have questions sign up below. If you do have questions, keep scrolling, there's another sign up at the bottom. :)
What is an ARC?
ARC stands for Advanced Reader Copy. It is a copy of the book given for free and before release, in exchange for an honest review.
What If I don't like the book?
No worries, that happens more than you would think. If you think you will rate it 3 stars or less, just wait until it's been published a few weeks and then give your honest review.
The reason we ask you to wait is so that it has a chance to do well on release. Not every book is for every reader, but we want to give those that would love it a chance to see it out in the world. A higher rating on your favorite site means that site will push the book to more readers.
What do I have to do?
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Job One: Read the book.
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​This one might be the hardest. If you are reading and are having a hard time and can't make it through to the end, it's okay to DNF (thats book slang for "did not finish"). Don't feel bad or guilty, we know there are different types of readers, and not every reader is right for our book. Just let us know.
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Take notes if you want to, but you don't have to. When you are done, think about how it made you feel and jot those feelings down.
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Job Two: Put those feelings into words and leave a review at two or three of your fav places to buy a book.
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​(We don't expect you to post every where, the most common are Goodreads and Amazon, but we love any where you leave one).
- Here is a list of places you can go to leave a reviews. ​
- Goodreads
- Amazon
- Bookbub
- Applebooks
- Kobo
- Google Reads
- LibraryThing
- Book Riot
- Bookish
- Booklist
- Fantasy Book Review
- LoveReading
- Kirkus
- r/books
- YouTube
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