“Clemmie’s War” Review

Hello Friends!

I had been meaning to read and review this book and life got a bit out of control. But to every author whose books I got in exchange for a review, don’t worry. I never forget and I will review all of them, even if it takes a while.

“Clemmie’s War” was written by Rosie Boyes a Sci-fi/fantasy book that immediately got my attention as soon as I read the blurb. Even though it took me a while to be able to read and review this book, I’m so glad I did read it.

I got this book from the author in exchange for an honest review, and before I give you the review, here is the blurb to pick your interest:

How did ten-year-old Clemmie Beaumont die? That was the question on everyone’s lips when Clemmie woke with amnesia at Chalk House, an enchanting home for dead children. However, her arrival set off a chain of events which threatened the lives of the people and creatures she met. So, when her memory returned, she hatched a plan to wage war on those who killed her. Yet, one thing stopped her. Time itself. Follow Clemmie as she travelled seventy-five years in the past to stop a time-rift. Did she summon the courage to face her nemesis? And most importantly, did she make it back home in time for lunch? Only time, and toffees, will tell.

You can add the book to your Goodreads TBR.

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My Review:

By reading the blurb you know that “Clemmie’s War” is about a ten-year-old girl named Clemmie Beaumont, who wakes up in a place called Chalk House, that seems to be a home for dead children. So as you beginning to read you already know it’s going to be a interesting take on the afterlife concept. But it’s not only about that. This book has adventure, mystery and fantasy.

I have seen people say that this book is similar to “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children“, and I can see why people would see that. Both books have children living in house and having a caretaker that keeps them safe; and both books are fantasy and adventure books, but they have different tones and the way the plot is develop, the flow of the storyline, has a different feel to it, beside the way each parallel world works is completely amazing and unique in each book. Nevertheless, both books are intriguing and different in their own way.

Rosie’s take on the afterlife and the warms of the characters in the Chalk House, and the interesting way the story goes from Clemmie’s arrival to each “WOW” and “NO WAY” moments, as well as every mystery and action scene, and even the character interactions, it all made sense and keep me glued to the screen. Although I would love to read more and know more.

It was a cute story with many twists and turns that kept it fresh, and as we get more revelations about how Heartease and the characters operate in this parallel world, the more I got curious.

Plus… have you seen the cover? Even the cover is different. It almost look like it’s a diary that was plain black and Clemmie drew on the cover to give it this warm and feminine feel to it. It’s like even though it’s about the afterlife, it doesn’t mean it can’t be uplifting in the end.

So if you want to read a different take on the afterlife and time traveling, you should definitely check out this book.

You can also see this review on Goodreads.

Don’t forget to go to Rosie Boyes’s social media accounts and website to find out more about her books and new about upcoming releases:

Facebook | Twitter | Goodreads

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Don’t forget to comment, don’t be stranger. If you have any book recommendation you can leave a message using the form on my Contact Me page.

If you are an author and want me to do a review of your book you can go check out my Request Review page.

I always welcome new books to add to my list and I’m always excited to do reviews and read books.

Love,

Jess

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The Book Robin Hoods Website

Hello friends,

Welcome to The Book Robin Hoods!

I have talked about this website a couple times and if you have read some of my reviews you may have seen me tell you guys that I got that book I reviewed because of this community. Well, I’m here to talk about it again and let you guys know more information about it.

This website allows, not only, readers to find new authors and new books, it also allows authors to find readers willing to review their works. It’s a community that connects authors and readers.

If you a writer seeking feedback, beta readers, reviewers or promotion for your story, either you are an unpublished writer and a published authors, this is a great place for you. All you have to do is use this form to apply to join:

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If you are feature, your information will appear in the “The Storytellers” page in the website, and the readers will be able to contact you.

Nevertheless, you can look for reviewers instead of waiting for them to contact to. You just have to go to the “The Book Thieves” page and choose from all the amazing bloggers and reviewers the one (or more than one) that you would like to work with.

There you can find the email that you can use to asking any of the bloggers and reviewers to work with you, and you can find the link to their website/blog/page where you can find their past reviews.

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If you are a book reviewer with a book blog (like myself), looking to connect and promote awesome authors, and give your feedback, this is the place for you. If you are interested, this is the form for readers to fill out to apply to join in:

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You, reader/reviewer, can choose from the authors that appear in “The Storytellers” page and contact them requesting an ARC. And, of course, check out their website, Social media pages, or Amazon page so you can find out about their books and even get other of their books.

Remember: You can’t just send an email saying “I want to review your book!” and not say the name of the book or how you got the email. So, check out their books, decide what book you would like to read, then email them. Introduce yourself, let them know you are part of the community, request the book and tell them why you want to read that book, and leave the link to you blog, so they know what kind of reviews you tend to do.

The authors have books in a lot of different genres. There is sci-fi, fantasy, paranormal, YA… You get what I’m trying to say. You can read about any genre. So you will definitely have fun and find a book that’s your cup of tea.

And don’t worry. The authors can request reviews too, so if you are feature in the “The Book Thieves” page, you have high probabilities of getting and email from an author requesting a review from you.

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If you join in, don’t forget to read this post in the Forum section: This is how this site works: What you have to do. So you have a guideline and don’t get to overwhelmed or confused about how things work.

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All types of readers and writers are welcome. You just have to be interactive, and promote the website too, because this is a place for authors and readers and we have to help out so it keeps being helpful, fun and just an happy place for everyone.

[disclaimer: in the community there is no erotica/nonfiction/graphic horror authors at this time, nor first-time reviewers.]

And this place wouldn’t be here if M.C. Frank didn’t started it. She’s the creator of the BRH. She also an author and you really should check out her Website to learn more about her books.

And if you are still reading, you may be wondering how you can apply (as a author/writer or reader) to be part of the Author-Reader Connection. You can learn more about it and apply to join in the Website.

And if you ever share the website link, don’t forget to use the hashtag: #thebookrobinhoods; either on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.

And if you are already a member, let me know on the comments since I’m trying to follow some more bloggers.

Love,

Jess

 

Current Read “Keepers”

Hello friends,

Tonight I’m starting a new book. I received an eCopy of “Keepers” from the author, Sacha de Black, in exchange for an honest review.

“Keepers” is the first book The Eden East series, here is the blurb:

Saving the world is easy: all Eden has to do is die.

Seventeen-year-old Eden East’s life is perfect… until her soul is bound to her worst nightmare. Then her parents are brutally murdered, and everyone’s a suspect, including her best friend.

As her world spirals out of control, a charismatic Siren, from a past she can’t remember, returns offering help, hope, and a heap of distractions.

Eden must put aside her grief to solve the mystery of her parents’ murder. In a race against time, can she break the binding to her enemy before he destroys her and her world?

Three lives.
Two murdered parents.
One deadly choice.

You can add the book on Goodreads.

You can now probably understand why I was excited to read this book. It’s a Fantasy YA book and the blurb just made me very curious.

While I read it, go get the book if you are interested, and don’t forget to go to Sacha de Black‘s social media accounts and website to find out more about her books and new about upcoming releases:

Facebook | Twitter | Goodreads | Instagram

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I got this book because of the The Book Robin Hoods Website. So you should check it out because it’s a great way to find new author and reviewers, and by joining it you can connect with people that love books as much as you.

 

Don’t forget to comment, don’t be stranger. If you have any book recommendation you can leave a message using the form on my Contact Me page.

If you are an author and want me to do a review of your book you can go check out my Request Review page.

I always welcome new books to add to my list and I’m always excited to do reviews and read books.

Love,

Jess

“Heir of Ashes” Review

Hello friends,

“Heir of Ashes” is my first book of Jina S. Bazzar, and I really got intrigued by the concept of this book. I got an eCopy of this book in exchange for an honest review of the book.

Before that, here is the blurb:

Roxanne Fosch had a perfectly normal life at the age of twelve. Cool, popular, pretty, smart. Her dreams of a perfect, successful and prosperous future seemed well within her grasp.
By the time she was twenty-two she had become a commodity. A fugitive. She was being hunted.
As Roxanne embarks on the dangerous quest to search for half-truths about her past, she discovers she’s not just an abnormal human, but a rarity even among her Fee peers.
She is hunted by scientists, keen to exploit her extraordinary abilities, as well as other beings far more dangerous whose plans for her she cannot fathom

You can add the book on Goodreads.

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Before I really start reviewing this books let me tell you guys something. If I love a book, I love it; if I like it, I like it; if I think that books just touched my heart I will say that too. And with this book, I liked somethings and love others.

I liked that we had mystery until the very end. I loved that there was a lot of action, because I could feel Roxanne’s panic and fear and it makes me want to read about her future even more now, because I feel like I was in that journey with her.

This book is in the 1st person, so we get to see things in Roxanne’s POV, which I actually liked. Not that I could relate to her, I have never been in her position, but I felt like, as a woman, I could understand somethings. Plus, as we keep reading, we start getting to know her more and understand why she react in some ways.

So, as you probably read in the blurb the book is about Roxanne Fosch, and we get to the story after her escape, which means she’s a fugitive and she’s afraid they will find her.

Meanwhile, she ends up meeting Logan and he’s awesome and I really want to know more about him and figure out what will happen in his life. Anyway, Roxie and Logan end up going on this action filled journey, each one of them with a goal in mind.

And, of course, this book not only had the action and mystery aspect, it had the paranormal one too. And I really do want to know more about that, because there are some many questions still unanswered, but that’s because Jina (the author) is now working on the second book. And I can’t wait to get my hands on that one.

The book had a quick pace in some chapters, especially the ones that got me on the edge of my seat, and there were other chapter that were slower and mysterious, or cute, or funny, or just to give us some needed information. And I liked that, I was never bored and I was really intrigued and entertained. For me that was awesome.

I liked the action, loved the mysterious, liked the paranormal aspect, loved this new path and I want to know how this new chapter in her life is going to turn out, liked that it was in the 1st person POV. So, as you can see… Liked some things, loved others.

 

Is this a book I recommend? Yes, it is.

Why? Because if you like action, mystery and paranormal you should enter this rollercoaster and have fun in it.

 

Don’t forget to go to Jina S. Bazzar‘s social media accounts and website to find out more about her books and new about upcoming releases:

Goodreads | Website

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I got this book because of the Book Robin Hoods community (you can find some information about it on my post: The Book Robin Hoods: Author-Reader Connection).

You can also find this review on my Goodreads page,

 

Don’t forget to comment, don’t be stranger. If you have any book recommendation you can leave a message using the form on my Contact Me page.

If you are an author and want me to do a review of your book you can go check out my Request Review page.

I always welcome new books to add to my list and I’m always excited to do reviews and read books.

Love,

Jess

 

“Just For A While” Review

Hello friends,

A couple weeks ago I got an email from Zoe requesting a review. I was intrigued by the blurb and of course I accepted and here are my thoughts about the book.

But before that, here is the blurb:

Charlotte Harrington is capable of love, but the feelings of love, of letting anyone close to her, scare her.

Seventeen-year-old Charlotte’s life turns brusquely when her mother sends her away to spend the summer before college with her father—a man she knows nothing about and cares even less for. Thus, forced by a promise she made to her mom, and having secretly thrown her future away, Charlie finds herself stuck for an indefinite time in the coastal town of Rosetown. Raised by a single mother, Charlotte grew up to be an independent, suspicious, and lonely girl. To make matters worse, she is stubborn to the bone. Moving in with Daniel proves to be a challenge for both of them, as he will try his best to get to know her, and she will systematically undo his every attempt.

 

When Misha Breckenridge literally bumps into her life, along with his mesmerizing black eyes and his challenging ways, Charlotte finds herself stepping in quicksand. Despite her attempts to keep him —and every other person, for that matter—at a safe distance, Misha will soon find his way into her heart, making her lower her guard and open her long-closed heart to love.

As the summer unfolds, Rosetown and its memorable inhabitants inevitably start to grow on Charlotte. But, will she ever manage to forgive Daniel for walking out on her and her mother? Will she be able to let him into her heart and her life?

“Just For A While” is Zøe Haslie’s debut novel, a tale of love, friendship, struggling family relationships and, above all, forgiveness.

 

Don’t forget to add the book to your Goodreads TBR so you can check it out in the future.

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“Just For a While” was one of those books that just made my heart and soul get emotional. It was bittersweet at some points and heartwarming in others, but it was definitely hopeful.

 

I  loved how Zoe, the author, wrote the all story because I could visualize it and I could understand the characters with every moment and with each page I read. And it certainly made me emotional right from the very beginning.

 

I found myself connecting with all the characters. I was feeling Charlotte’s pain and I was so rooting for her to find herself again and I got even more excited as soon as she saw all the art materials. I had my fingers crossed waiting for Charlie and Daniel to form a father/daughter relationship and just thinking about my dad too. I was laughing with Anna because she reminded me of my aunt. I was loving Misha because of how kind he was and how he always thought of his sister. I befriend Olivia at the same time Charlotte did and found myself getting protective of her but at the same time thinking about slapping her too, then hugging her.

 

Charlotte is an artist and even though I’m not very artistic, I love to just stare at painting and just feel and not really think about life. I could relate to her because I’m a writer and we both create things from our hearts. Plus, my mom is everything to me too, she’s the one person I know will always support me.

I can also relate to Misha, I didn’t go to the University I wanted, to study Anthropology, because my family needed me. Thankfully the next year I applied to the local College in Leiria and I’m now on my last year. I’m the oldest, I’m the big sister to a 16year old teenage boy, so I’m very protective of him.

 

Those are just some reasons I could connect to them.

 

 

I was expecting more, I didn’t want the book to end. I wanted to know that would happen to Olivia, I wanted to know about Charlotte and Misha’s future… But that’s the thing, when a book just clicks in our hearts, it makes us invested in the storyline and in the characters, and we don’t want it to end. That’s not a bad thing, it’s actually a good thing.

This book touched a lot of topics, like cancer, disconnected families, teen pregnancy, depression, bipolar disorders, and of course love, friendship, trust, loss and finding ourselves. So, this book ended up making me think a lot.

 

 

It was a 5* read to me and I totally recommend it.

 

Don’t forget to follow Zoe Haslie in her social media accounts.

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I got this book because of the Book Robin Hoods community (you can find some information about it on my post: The Book Robin Hoods: Author-Reader Connection).

You can also find this review on my Goodreads page,

 

Don’t forget to comment, don’t be stranger. If you have any book recommendation you can leave a message using the form on my Contact Me page.

If you are an author and want me to do a review of your book you can go check out my Request Review page.

I always welcome new books to add to my list and I’m always excited to do reviews and read books.

Love,

Jess

Saturday Bookish Facts “Future Me”

Hello friends,

I was tagged by M.C. Frank, from the The Book Robin Hoods, to do this tag. So I thought it would be a fun post for my Saturday Bookish Facts.

Future Me tag

The tag is about the future and what I would like to tell myself when I’m ten years older than my age right now. Which means 33/34 years old.

1. What do you want your life to look like over ten years?

I think the answer is “I want to be happy.” It doesn’t really matter to me what I’m doing as a profession, or where I’m living or if I have kids or am married… I just want to be happy. Happy about my life and happy with who I’m at that moment.

Of course I would love to have written some books and maybe had them published. And I hope I’m still blogging because it’s been some fun moments.

2. What do you want to ask to the future you?

“Does it get better?” The Future Me will know what I’m talking about, she will understand and I do hope she has an answer.

3. What do you want to have her remember?

I want her to remember all the moments with her family. I want her to remember to keep trying because I will keep trying. I want her to remember the internship semester because it’s been a fantastic way to grow personally and professionally. And I hope she remembers to stay true to her self, to the weird, eccentric and sometime melodramatic writer that she is… That I am.

4. Where do you think she’ll live?

In a small town, no matter if it’s in Portugal, France, US or Japan. I hope by that time, she already spend those 6month in Japan, and if she stayed there longer, I hope she accomplished our dreams, if she came back I hope she can return.

5. What do you think she will miss the most about your life now?

Going to our grandparents house. I’m not sure if they will be alive in 10 years, I hope so, but no matter if their are alive or now, it’s always something I miss when I don’t visit them all week, and I’m sure she will miss it too.

6. What do you think she will be happy about she does not have any more what is present in your life?

The answer to this one is related to the answer in the question number 2. There are something about myself (in my mind, not my body) that I working on developing, and I’m sure I will have those difficulties surpassed in 10 years, so I’m sure she will be glad that she doen’t have those problems.

Although I know she will have other problems by then, but at least she won’t have mine too.

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And that’s it. I know some of my answers aren’t precise, but I don’t think I could talk about it. Nevertheless, if you have questions, I will gladly answer them.

I tag everyone that would like to do this and reflect a bit about the life they are living and the future.

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Don’t forget to comment, don’t be stranger. If you have any book recommendation you can leave a message using the form on my Contact Me page.

If you are an author and want me to do a review of your book you can go check out my Request Review page.

I always welcome new books to add to my list and I’m always excited to do reviews and read books.

Love,

Jess

“Prodigy Prince” Review

Hello friends,

I received the book “Prodigy Prince“, for free, from Natasha Sapienza, the author, in exchange for an honest review.

And first of all, if you don’t know the book or didn’t see my Current Read “Prodigy Prince” post, here is a reminder of the blurb:

At seventeen, all Prince Nuelle had ever known was safety and peace while living in the Supreme Palace of Zephoris.

But one night, his older brother, Tane, defies their father by traveling to a cursed land. Now Nuelle holds the signet-ring and carries more responsibility than even Tane bore. Thrust from the palace and sent to a knight-building academy, Nuelle must discover his purpose for the entire kingdom’s sake.

From his place of banishment, Prince Antikai has been exacting revenge through fear and rebellions. Nuelle has the potential to defeat him, but he needs the help of a powerful book called the Acumen and six gifted youths.

Summoned by Antikai, shape-shifting beasts and other enemies hunt Nuelle and the Acumen. If either is destroyed, the faithful citizens in Zephoris will perish, and darkness will rule forever.

 

Now that you know something about the book, I have to say that truly enjoyed the book.

It all starts with the:

Smoke spiraled into the lavender sky, lording over a russet-skinned woman who stood subdued beneath it, surrounded by ashen debris.

At some point in the first few chapters, something happens (I’m not spoiling any surprise) that turns the world to a violent path, leading Prince Nuelle and his best-friend Ave on a quest for adventure, self-discovery and a solution for maintaining peace. Not only will their faith be tested, so will friendship, family bonds and their determination, courage and wit.

Nuelle must find out about his destiny and keep his faith and keep believing in himself and his friends. Many obstacles while appear in his path, and, like any person, doubts can appear. Still, He must keep going and believing that the path he took is the right one. And that he and his Sentinels will be able to protect the kingdom from Prince Antikai and all the evils that will appear.

The Prodigy Prince did not disappoint me and it had me hooked from that first sentence until the very end. It was an epic movie unfolding in my mind as I was reading. All the action moments with their quick pace and visual moments… All the slow and reflective moments that made me just stop and think about myself and my own faith and believes… All those moments made the story not only interesting but a story that touched my heart.

While reading the book I decided to do it through phases because I felt like I need to reflect about the storytelling and all the questions it make me have. So I didn’t read in one sitting. I’m made a promise to I would read it in a slow pace and that’s what I did. That doesn’t mean that sometimes I just wanted to read the next chapter so I could know sooner what’s going on, but I didn’t.

I love the characters! I love how Nuelle‘s character evolved during the book, but still maintained is personality and kept what made him Nuelle. I love Ave since the beginning, and I love how Ave views thing. I never thought about it before, but he’s actually right. There really is food to describe any person, inside and out. I also loved all the other character, Riff, Surta, Elisena, Sophana and Javin. they were all unique in their on way, they made me laugh and cry, their interactions were fantastic and I could feel how they felt for each other and how strong their friendship and companionship was.

Another thing I love were the names. The names of the characters the tribes, the creatures. It was amazing and some names even set the mood for me. Some names would make me be more cautious about a character and other names would give some extra color, tone or flare to my mental image of that character or creature. So I loved that.

And I loved that Natasha gave us some guides for unheard of terms so we would get confused or forget a name. I love that, and I thank her for that extra help. those two guides, both the TRIBE GUIDE and the CREATURE GUIDE, helped me a lot. The Tribe Guide made it possible for me to enter the story with some knowledge and since I know I had the guide, I could go back if I needed it. Which was a small comfort.

I told Natasha that I felt the need for a go fantasy and adventure book, and that’s why I wanted to read her book. I was so right! I really was what I needed.

She created an exciting world with beautifully described scenarios, with an amazing storyline and with the possibility for the character and their relationship to develop. And I love that. From the plot to the development and all the ups and downs in between.

I don’t know Natasha personally but from the few interaction (with comments) and from what I have read in her blog, I can see her in the book and that’s always amazing to me. She wrote this post a few days ago about being what she considered as a Honest Writer. And I now understand what she was talking about in that post. I can see it in her writing, in the character I love. And I applaud her for stay true to herself. And for giving me the opportunity to read a story and think about my life, my faith, my view of the world.

This isn’t just a fun book. It’s one of those books that can touch our hearts and leave questions, because it make us think about everything.

(I can’t wait for the second book so I can know how something will unfold.)

I totally recommend this book!

It was a 5* read!

You can get the book on Amazon.

I got this book because of the Book Robin Hoods community (you can find some information about it on my post: The Book Robin Hoods: Author-Reader Connection). I had requested to read the book and Natasha was kind and accepted.

It’s my first time connecting with an author from the BRH website, but I’m so happy to be a part of that community and I can’t wait to continue to read more books because of it.

Don’t forget to follow Natasha Sapienza in her social media accounts.

Website| Goodreads | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook

 

Don’t forget to comment, don’t be stranger. If you have any book recommendation you can leave a message using the form on my Contact Me page.

I always welcome new books to add to my list and I’m always excited to do reviews and read books.

Love,

Jess

Current Read “Prodigy Prince”

Hello friends,

Here I am to talk to all of you about my current read, “Prodigy Prince” by Natasha Sapienza.

This is a fantasy book and after reading the blurb I was so intrigued about it that I immediately add it to my TBR on Goodreads.

Here is the blurb if you are curious about it:

At seventeen, all Prince Nuelle had ever known was safety and peace while living in the Supreme Palace of Zephoris.

But one night, his older brother, Tane, defies their father by traveling to a cursed land. Now Nuelle holds the signet-ring and carries more responsibility than even Tane bore. Thrust from the palace and sent to a knight-building academy, Nuelle must discover his purpose for the entire kingdom’s sake.

From his place of banishment, Prince Antikai has been exacting revenge through fear and rebellions. Nuelle has the potential to defeat him, but he needs the help of a powerful book called the Acumen and six gifted youths.

Summoned by Antikai, shape-shifting beasts and other enemies hunt Nuelle and the Acumen. If either is destroyed, the faithful citizens in Zephoris will perish, and darkness will rule forever.

 

If you found the book interesting, go add it to your TBR on Goodreads: Prodigy Prince.

You can get the book on Amazon.

I got this book because of the Book Robin Hoods community (you can find some information about it on my post: The Book Robin Hoods: Author-Reader Connection). I had requested to read the book and Natasha was kind and accepted.

It’s my first time connecting with an author from the BRH website, but I’m so happy to be a part of that community and I can’t wait to continue to read more books because of it.

Don’t forget to follow Natasha Sapienza in her social media accounts.

Website| Goodreads | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook

Don’t forget to comment, don’t be stranger. If you have any book recommendation you can leave a message using the form on my Contact Me page.

If you are an author and want me to do a review of your book you can go check out my Request Review page.

I always welcome new books to add to my list and I’m always excited to do reviews and read books.

Love,

Jess

The Book Robin Hoods: Author-Reader Connection

Hello friends,

Yesterday I found out I had been accepted as a feature reviewer in an amazing community. So here I am to talk about it.

 

Welcome to The book Robin Hoods!

This amazing website allows, not only, readers to find new authors and new books. It allows authors to find readers willing to review their works. It’s a service that connects authors and readers.

If you a writer seeking feedback, beta readers, reviewers or promotion for your story, either you are an unpublished writer and a published authors, this is a great place for you.

If you are a book reviewer with a book blog (like myself), looking to connect and promote awesome authors, or if you are just a reader who love books and want to give your feedback, this is also the place for you.

 

You can choose from the authors/writers that appear in “The Storytellers” page and immediately contact them and request a ARC, and you can check out their website, Social media pages, or Amazon page so you can find out about their books.

I have checked all the authors and added their books to my Goodreads list. And I am contact some of them because I’m very curious about the books. (But before I want to read 2 books I have.)

The authors have books in a lot of different genres. There is sci-fi, fantasy, paranormal, YA… You get what I’m trying to say. You can read about any genre. So you will definitely have fun.

 

And if you are a featured book reviewer, like I am right now and so many other brilliant readers and reviewers,you will be feature in “The Book Thieves” page.

The authors can go there and ask any of the bloggers and reviewers to work with them by reviewing their work, being a beta-reader or even help promote that author.

All types of readers and writers are welcome. You just have to be interactive, and promote the website too, because this is a place for authors and readers and we have to help out so it keeps being helpful, fun and just an happy place for everyone.

And if you are still reading, you may be wondering how you can apply (as a author/writer or reader) to be part of the Author-Reader Connection. You can learn more about it and apply to join in the Website.

If you join in, don’t forget to read this post in the Forum section: This is how this site works: What you have to do. So you have a guideline and don’t get to overwhelmed or confused about how things work.

 

I leave you all for now. I hope some of you can join and connect with all the authors/writers and readers/reviewers.

And if you are already a member, let me know on the comments since I’m trying to follow some more bloggers.

Love,

Jess