Review policy

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 A) Payment

I voluntarily do my reviews, so they are free. I do not accept money or donations.

Therefore I also expect that the books I review are getting send to me for free.


B) Where I publish my reviews

Always: Goodreads, StoryGraph + the website I got my ARC from.

Sometimes: My own website (this one).

Most reach: Goodreads.


C) Timeframe for my reviews

I try to finish the review as fast as possible, but depending on the length of the book, my interest and personal reasons it may take longer. I prefer to get a time range of 2-8 weeks for my reviews. 


D) Genres I review


NetGalley categories

Arts & Photography, 

Children's Fiction, 

Children's Nonfiction, 

Comics, Graphic Novels, Manga, 

Essays & Collections

General Fiction (Adult)

Health, Mind & Body

Historical Fiction

Horror

LGBTQIAP+

Literary Fiction

Middle Grade

Multicultural Interest

Mystery & Thrillers

New Adult

Novellas & Short Stories

OwnVoices

Romance

Sci Fi & Fantasy

Science

Self-Help

Teens & YA

Women's Fiction


General

Adventure, British, Children Fiction, Comics, Dark, Drama, Dystopia, Fairy Tales, Fantasy, Graphic Novels, Historical fiction, Horror, LGBT+, Literary Fiction, Magic, Manhwa, Manga, Mystery, New Adult, Novellas, Novels, Occult Fiction, Paranormal, Pirates, Psychological, Retellings, Romance, Short Stories, Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction, Supernatural, Thriller, Utopia, Vampires, Vikings, Werewolves, Witches, Young Adult, Young Adult Fiction and Zombies.


E) Genres I DON'T review


NetGalley categories

Biographies & Memoirs

Business, Leadership, Finance

Christian

Computers & Technology

Cooking, Food & Wine

Crafts & Hobbies

Entertainment & Pop Culture

Erotica

Español

History

Home & Garden

Humor & Satire

Nonfiction (Adult)

Outdoors & Nature

Parenting & Families

Poetry & Verse

Politics & Current Affairs

Professional & Technical

Reference

Religion & Spirituality

Sports

Travel

True Crime


General

Autobiography, Biography, Biopunk/Biofiction/Wetware, Comedy romance, Economics, Erotica, Fitness, Forced Marriage, History (non-fiction), Humour, Indian, Jewish, Mafia Romance, Memoir, Music, Nonfiction, Omegaverse, Poetry, Politics, R@pe, Religion, Spirituality, Sport, Urban and Yoga.

F) Format to send me the ARC's

I accept the physical book, a PDF file or EPub. I don't accept audiobooks.


For my review rating system click here.

For my review request + guidelines click here.

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