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100 Best Indian Book Review Blogs and Websites

• Booxoul | The love literature, books & all things bookish
• Kevein Books and Reviews
• Sarath Babu's Lifestyle Blog
• Anuradha Goyal
• Indian Book Critics
• Bohemian Bibliophile
• The Bookish Elf
• Of Books and Reading
• Njkinny's Blog
• Njkinny's Blog | It's all about Books
• Books Charming
• The Book Decoder | Book Reviews By A Geek
• Poesy In Chrysalis
• The Reading Bud
• Fanna for Books
• Salis Mania
• Books. Babies. And. More.
• Bookish Fame
• Jai's Jottings
• Vishy's Blog | On Books, Reading and other Delightful Things
• BookWritten
• The Bibliophilic world
• hindi shayarih.in
• Mru's Books and Reviews
• Tabula Rasa
• ThinkerViews » Books
• The Whimsy Bookworm | A Book Blog from India
• Rain'n'books
• Swati's World of Thoughts
• Books and Readers
• Blogternator by Venkatraman Ganesan
• The Bookoholics
• VANDANACHOUDHARY.COM
• Bookedforlife
• The Book Room Blog
• missbookthief
• Outset-Rakhi Jayashankar's blog
• My Book Tours
• Keetabi Keeda
• Brinda S Narayan
• Get Maddiefied
• My Secret Bookshelf
• AmidstBooks.com
• Charanti & Chai
• Strawberry Krishna Reads
• Eternally Bonkers
• Genesis of Passion Passion is the Genesis of a Genius
• The Book Blog
• The Book Review Station
• newbookreviewer
• mohsinazizblog | my take on this world
• Wrap The Fury
• Chapter Chats with Caroline
• The Crimson Book
• Brats Planet
• Vidhya Thakkar
• Bibliophile on Loose
• Notion Press Blog
• Pratham Books
• Eloquent Articulation
• Between Write and Wrong
• Anmol Rawat | Best Bloggers in India | Best Book Reviews India
• The Book Elf

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Here are 100 Best Indian Book Review Blogs you should follow in 2024

1. BookGeeks

2. Booxoul | The love literature, books & all things bookish

3. Kevein Books and Reviews

4. Sarath Babu's Lifestyle Blog

5. Anuradha Goyal

6. Indian Book Critics

7. Bohemian Bibliophile

8. The Bookish Elf

9. Of Books and Reading

10. Njkinny's Blog

11. Njkinny's Blog | It's all about Books

12. Books Charming

13. STORIZEN

14. The Book Decoder | Book Reviews By A Geek

15. Poesy In Chrysalis

16. The Reading Bud

17. Fanna for Books

18. Salis Mania

19. Books. Babies. And. More.

20. Bookish Fame

21. Jai's Jottings

22. Vishy's Blog | On Books, Reading and other Delightful Things

23. BookWritten

24. The Bibliophilic world

25. hindi shayarih.in

26. Mru's Books and Reviews

27. Tabula Rasa

28. Book Vue

29. ThinkerViews » Books

30. The Whimsy Bookworm | A Book Blog from India

31. Rain'n'books

32. Swati's World of Thoughts

33. Books and Readers

34. MuthusBlog

35. Blogternator by Venkatraman Ganesan

36. The Bookoholics

37. GoBookMart

38. VANDANACHOUDHARY.COM

39. Bookedforlife

40. The Book Room Blog

41. missbookthief

42. Outset-Rakhi Jayashankar's blog

43. My Book Tours

44. Keetabi Keeda

45. Brinda S Narayan

46. Bookstack

47. Get Maddiefied

48. My Secret Bookshelf

49. AmidstBooks.com

50. Charanti & Chai

51. Strawberry Krishna Reads

52. Eternally Bonkers

53. Genesis of Passion Passion is the Genesis of a Genius

54. The Book Blog

55. The Book Review Station

56. newbookreviewer

57. My Take

58. mohsinazizblog | my take on this world

59. Kalampedia

60. Wrap The Fury

61. ThinkSync

63. Chapter Chats with Caroline

64. The Crimson Book

65. Ravi Reads

66. Brats Planet

67. Vidhya Thakkar

68. Bibliophile on Loose

69. Notion Press Blog

70. Pratham Books

71. Eloquent Articulation

72. Between Write and Wrong

73. Anmol Rawat | Best Bloggers in India | Best Book Reviews India

74. The Book Elf

75. Snapshot

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How about a good ol’ cuppa of hot chocolate and some cute snuggles this Valentine’s Day? Nah, I don’t mean to be naughty, I mean how about grabbing some true self-love this season and retiring with a book as the day unwinds itself to the beauty of the moon? Umm, never mind I am all mushy coz here are 10 Classic Romance books to read this Valentine’s Day

Picture this: you are on one of the highest peaks in the world and suddenly you get surrounded by fog. No way out, you are sure you are going to perish in it. Imagine a little blue man coming and saving your neck and you be like, now isn’t that Jaadu? Triansh & the Land of Immortals, a sci-fi tale by Myst is such a story that takes you on a thrilling ride into a realm of such fantastic sci-fi

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As an author, getting reviews for your books is very important. And when it comes to your book, it should be nothing but the best. Isn’t it?

Here’s a curated list of top 10 book-bloggers we feel are the perfect place for you to start seeking reviews from on your book.

Books Charming

• Web Address – www.bookscharming.com
• Started in 2017 by Aakanksha  Jain
• Location – Pune
• Email: – [email protected]
• This blog mainly focuses on book review, author interviews, book promotion, proofreading & copy editing.
• Genres accepted for reviewing:- Anything except horror
•  Cross post reviews on Amazon, Goodreads, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linked In, IndiBlogger & Pinterest.
• Blog reach around 400k+; Instagram followers – 2450.

Vidhya Thakkar

• Web Address  – https://vidhyathakkar.com/
• Started in 2018
• Location – Mumbai
• Email:-  [email protected]
• Genres accepted for reviewing :- Literary Fiction, Crime/Mystery/Thriller, Romance, Women’s Fiction, Fantasy-Paranormal/Horror
• Cross post reviews on all social media links
• Followed by over 17.9k people on Instagram

Kevein Books And Reviews

• Web Address – www.keveinbooksnreviews.in
• Started in 2014 by Kevin Mallik
• Email:- [email protected]
• Focused on book review, book promotion & marketing
• Genres accepted for reviewing:- All genres of books in both English & Hindi
• They claims to be the number 1 book reviewing website in India with over 5000 visitors per day

Bookish Fame

• Web Address – https://khyatigautam.wordpress.com/
• Started in 2016 by Khyati Gautam
• Location:- Bhopal
• Email:- [email protected] ,  [email protected]
• Provides Book reviews & conducts author interviews
• Genres accepted for reviewing:- everything except erotica, fantasy & contemporary romance fiction
• Reviews are cross-posted on Amazon, Goodreads, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest
• Followed by over 15.4k people on Instagram
• Web Address – https://badbookthief.com/
• Started in 2012
• Email:- [email protected] .
• Offer services like book reviewing, proofreading, marketing, social media management, etc.
• No particular genre preference mentioned

Sarath Babu’s Lifestyle Blog

• Web Address – https://www.sarathbabu.in/
• Created in 2016 by Sarath Babu. S
• Location:- Chennai
• Email:- [email protected] , [email protected]
• No specific genre preference mentioned
• Followed by over 21.7k people on Instagram

The Bookish Elf

• Web Address – https://www.bookishelf.com/
• Created in 2018 by Mitul Patel
• Email:- [email protected]
• The Bookish Elf provides book marketing services which include book reviews, author interviews, blogs, graphic or book cover sharing, video trailers, social media campaigning, etc
• Followed by over 117k people on Instagram

Red Pillows       

• Web Address- https://reviews-redpillows.com/
• Created in 2013 by Namrata Ganti
• Email: –  [email protected]
• Focused on book reviewing & book promotion which includes author interviews, cover reveals, etc
• Genres accepted for reviewing:- Thrillers, Mystery, Action, Drama, Romance, Humor, Fantasy, Young Adult, Middle Grade, Historical, Memoirs, Biographies, Autobiographies
• Reviews are cross posted on Amazon, Flipkart, Goodreads & any other site asked by the authors.

NJKINNY’S BLOG             

• Web Address- https://www.njkinnysblog.com/
• Created in 2015
• Email:- [email protected]
• Provides book reviews & also helps in book promotion which includes book blitz, exclusive excerpts, teaser posts, giveaways, author interviews & twenty questions (promotions are subject to payment)
• Genres accepted for reviewing:- anything except erotica & controversial topic-based books
• Reviews will be cross posted on Amazon, Goodreads, Instagram, Barnes & Noble, and any other bookseller website of the authors choice
• Also provides basic promotion on all social media channels like Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn

Sohinee Reads & Reviews             

• Web Address:- https://poesyinchrysalis.wordpress.com/
• Created in 2018 by Sohinee Dey
• Location:- Kolkata
• Email:- [email protected]
• Genres accepted for reviewing :- Contemporary Fiction, Mystery/Thriller, Drama, Romance, Chick-lit, Crime, Historical Fiction, Humor, Horror, Young Adult, Coming of Age, Satire, Action & Adventure, Short Stories, Series, Memoir, Travelogue, Fantasy, Middle Grade
• Reviews will also be posted on Amazon, Goodreads, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Indiblogger & IndiBlogHub
• Also, assist in book promotion through giveaways, cover reveal events, sharing book excerpts, etc.

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A big Thank You Sir. I am a new author, my new historical fiction “Prince of Aryavrat” A dawn in the Darkness, is coming in next month. This is my best creation and close to my heart. Nearly 260 pages is now processing in Notionpress publication. I am wondering how to promote it as I think it has all the potential. Please, help me to promote it, Indian need historical fictions too.

Hi Ashish. I too am about to publish my book, and the genre is historical fiction. It’s title would most probably be ‘The Tailender’ as it delves into historical aspects of the game of cricket. The title of your book is very interesting…I am also looking for promotions. Do connect with me if possible- [email protected] , Instagram- anirudh.naveen.0305

Very informative list. I am myself an author and writer. Also, I too run a book review and recommendation blog – Ekchaupal Please do visit it. And it possible could you add this in your list.

I am a book reviewer and have reviewed many self published books from Notion Press at my book review blog Book Stack . Please contact at info (at) blogposts.in for free reviews or on goodreads

Indian History and culture books on – https://www.mlbd.com/product-category/history-culture/ You can list you book with us to know more email us at [email protected]

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Check out storywala.blogspot.com. It’s not the usual book blog.. the stories behind the books, the inspirations, experiences and the soul of the storyteller. Not to brag but Storywala has been featured in Top 100 English blogs in India and top 100 book blogs in India.

Visit http://www.amidstbooks.com for honest bookreviews. Been featured as top30 book review site in India and have massive social media followings.

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Book lovers, stop us if you’ve heard this one before: you’ve just finished a mind-blowing book and you need to hear some discussion about it. What do you do? Dive straight into the limitless realm of the Internet and search for book review sites, of course. 

Or here’s another scenario: you’ve finished reading a novel and now you’re searching for something to fill the void. Maybe you want more of the same, or maybe something completely different to switch things up. You’ll probably also scour the Internet for ratings and trustworthy recommendations. 

Fortunately, there are endless review blogs and book review sites that you can peruse. Un fortunately, not every one of them features a wide enough variety to help you. But don’t worry: we’ve got you covered with ten of the best book review sites to satisfy the bookworm in you. If you want to cut to the chase and get a personalized pick for a book review site in 30 seconds, we first recommend taking this quick quiz:

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1. Goodreads 

It’s impossible not to mention Goodreads when discussing book communities: it’s the Facebook of book reviews — the ultimate social media platform for bibliophiles. If you’ve somehow managed to go this long without stumbling upon this omnipresent site, here’s the run-down: you can use Goodreads to organize, display, and discuss your virtual bookshelf with other users. 

Goodreads recommendations are based on your listed interests. You can follow authors and book influencers ranging from Celeste Ng to Bill Gates . This allows you to see all their reviews, which vary from compact one-liners to critical analysis, and watch the new reviews roll in. For a quick verdict, just take a look at the star rating that they give the book. 

Also if you like to browse lists, Goodreads compiles the best and most popular books for every genre. There’s also the annual Goodreads’ Choice Awards to celebrate each year’s new releases, where you can cast your vote or peruse the list of contenders to find a new book to read. It’s a site for every kind of reader, with abundant ways to comment and interact. 

2. LibraryThing

This is the OG of all online book catalogues and discussion boards — take a look and you’ll see that it’s an oldie but a goodie. Of course, the basic functions of LibraryThing are rather similar to Goodreads: there are millions of books that readers can add to their lists, as well as review with star ratings.

While the interface harks back to the earlier days of the world wide web, LibraryThing has a secret weapon that’ll appeal to all readers, especially modern ones: their Zeitgeist . This page displays the latest crème de la crème of the whole site, from the most popular books to the hottest reviews , which you can also write with the help of a good book review template . Just a glance shows that the readers here know how to read between the lines and wield their words!

So if you’re hoping to read or share some in-depth literary thoughts with fellow sharp-minded users , LibraryThing is the site to browse. (You can even access it without creating an account!) 

3. Reedsy Discovery 

Now, if you’re searching for some hidden gems to peruse, Reedsy Discovery ’s got your back. While our blog features everything from classics to contemporary hits, Discovery’s specialty is indie publications, many of which are accompanied with succinct comments from experienced reviewers . There’s no better way to broaden your horizon! 

Moreover, if casual and creative reviews are more your cup of tea, then rejoice: the burgeoning community of readers on Discovery can leave comments, one-line reviews, and video reviews (calling all Booktubers!) on just about any book. It’s a fun and interactive way to geek out over your favorite reads and discover all the coolest new titles you won’t find anywhere else.

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4. LoveReading 

Though it’s UK-based, this prolific site caters to audiences around the world. LoveReading is strictly a reviewing site, with a base of staff writers and carefully selected contributors, so you know the reviews are top-notch. The staff often give quite personal reading experiences in their reviews, which make their recommendations very endearing, like they’re from a close friend. They even offer you presents — well, if you think of giveaways as presents! 

LoveReading covers books from every genre you can think of. They also have weekly, monthly, and yearly list features to keep you up to date with the latest stellar releases, so you’ll never be in want of something to pore over. 

5. The Millions 

In search of reviews that really dive into the themes, metaphors, and overall executions of interesting and highbrow books? The Millions has got you covered. 

Written by a collection of seasoned critics, these reviews are speckled with memorable quotes, elegant analysis, and plentiful comparisons to other works — which means extra reading recommendations for you! If contemporary and literary fictions are your go-tos, then The Millions is the site for all your lit nerd needs. 

6. SFBook Reviews 

Those who think quantity and quality don’t go hand in hand, you clearly haven’t encountered SFBook Review . The five reviewers on the team here share two common and important goals: firstly, to follow the outpour of new titles in the sci-fi, fantasy, and horror genres every year, and secondly, to give thoughtful reviews to as many of them as possible.

This team knows their SFF niches inside out, so their verdicts are very credible. Still, their reviews are quite friendly and personal — they discuss other related books and share their reading experiences to help you make your own reading choices. 

7. Bookpage

Bookpage features all kinds of genres: from children’s books to nonfiction, from the works of household names to debut authors, and so much more. Their format is neat and straightforward — they bring you the volumes they think are most worthwhile, recommending them to you by summarizing and concisely commenting on the prose, the theme, and the plot of each chosen book.

In addition to this, Bookpage also features author interviews and articles that unearth the deeper themes and purposes of certain books. If you’re a true book lover seeking like-minded literary aficionados, this may be the perfect place for you.

8. Book Riot 

Avid readers, you’ve probably stumbled upon Book Riot more times than you can remember. While it’s not a site that individually assesses titles, it has lists for everything — from timeless literary giants to the top books in each genre. What’s more, Book Riot has lots of thinkpieces that dive deep into the way certain titles make readers feel — be it exhilarated, motivated, or enraged — and that’s really all you need to know when deciding to embark on a new reading adventure. 

Additionally, if you’d rather listen to discussions and reviews rather than read them, you'll be happy to know that Book Riot has a range of podcasts for you to choose from. 

9. NetGalley 

NetGalley is another platform bringing you new and unconventional recommendations. They specialize in connecting authors who are publishing to readers who’d like to preview and put in their two cents. While the database of books available here are not the most expansive, those that are featured are certainly worth your time. 

Readers can benefit most from NetGalley via their book recommendation site, Bookish , where the staff reviewers update you with their recent reads and in-depth thoughts on those reads. Along with that, Bookish also has book club kits, equipped with comprehension questions and discussion points, to help readers explore stories mindfully. 

10. BookBub

While it’s very similar to Goodreads, BookBub focuses more on connecting readers to books that might suit them specifically — which is partly why you’ll see plenty of bargains and deals promoted on the site.

Because of this promotional value, BookBub has quite a strong author community. Diana Gabaldon and Gillian Flynn , for instance, are constantly recommending books on their accounts. So if you’d like to tag along with your favorite author, this is an excellent website to visit. The only drawback of BookBub is that they only have community reviews from users based in the US, and you have to sign up in order to read them. 

With these ten sites, you’ll be sure to find your little community of fellow book lovers regardless of what your interests are. Here’s to exciting TBR lists and nourished minds!

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It is one thing to love reading and another thing to have your opinion heard, so why not combine these two loves and be paid to read books as well?

It's no surprise that you are an avid reader who can't get your nose out of a book no matter what. As far as I'm concerned, there's nothing wrong with that, especially since you have the option of receiving payment by taking part in a book review!

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Several websites have been developed, over the past few years, which allow people to give honest reviews about the books they have read, good or bad. Imagine what it would be like to be able to freely express yourself without feeling judged or scrutinized for the choice of words you used?

Having access to free e-books before anyone else is what the world of reading books can provide for you while receiving free copies of books before anyone else. In addition to that, passive income is provided to you, which could one day amount to thousands of dollars in your pocket! Initially, you may be able to treat this gig as just a side job, but, if it does well, you can turn it into a full-time career. In an extremely low-cost opportunity, you have the opportunity to expand your freelance skills, as well as build your bank account, at the same time!

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1. kirkus media.

You may have heard of Kirkus Reviews before if you have ever lingered on an Amazon book's page before. You can find many blurbs on the covers of your favorite titles on Amazon or your favorite book's Amazon page since it is one of the most respected sources of book reviews out there. The question that arises is: where do all of these reviews come from? You are the one who has the answer to this question. 

For book reviewers, Kirkus Media advertises an open application process The company is looking specifically for French-speaking and Spanish-speaking reviewers who will cover indie titles in English and Spanish. In terms of the qualities they are looking for in reviewers, they are looking for someone with experience, a keen eye, and the ability to write 350 words about it in two weeks.

• How to Apply: Contact [email protected]  with your resume and writing samples
• Pay: Freelance Basis
• User Base: 18M+

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2. Reedsy Discovery

Indie books are the site's main focus. The self-published books are being released early, which is great for those who are avid readers of all things indie.

Through this site, you can customize your brand and choose from hundreds of different stories.

If you have a good reputation, authors will contact you directly to ask you to write book reviews! An application form must be filled out to apply. You can begin looking for your next book after you have become an official book reviewer.

You can also get tips about writing amazing reviews from other readers. They are happy to help! This is One of the Best websites that pay for reading books.

• How to Apply: You’ll have to complete an application form and wait for approval
• Pay: Tip Basis
• User Base: 11M+

3. Book Browse

There is a variety of titles on BookBrowse for both adults and teens, including fiction, nonfiction, and children's books.

This website covers a wide range of literature that is interesting to read, with great characters and storylines, as well as books that will leave you knowing something new about the world you never knew before.

As part of our book reviews, our reviewers also write an "after the book" article about the book they reviewed. The Book Browse only offers 25 ARCs for every published book, but don't be discouraged if you don't see the book you are looking for.

You will be required to write a review of the book if you are chosen as a match.  The review will be between 50 and 100 words in length.  You are only allowed to write a 300-word review, so be sure to keep it short and sweet!

• How to Apply: Signup and Complete your profile
• User Base: 9M+

4. Online Book Club

In order to ensure that users know this is not a get-rich-quick scheme, the book club ensures anyone attempting to join knows this isn't a get-rich-quick scheme.

You should be an avid book reader who enjoys reviewing the books you read in your free time. Do not quit your 9 to 5 job for this site! It is extremely straightforward to receive and review books through the online book club site.

Book reviews will be paid for, and you will receive a free copy of the book. Aside from that, they don't hide anything or attempt to trick anyone.

The amount you will get paid will be between $5 and $60 and they are very transparent about it. The only thing you need to do to get started is to visit their website and provide them with your email address so that they can contact you with the instructions before you start getting paid for your reviews.

• How to Apply: Signup with your email on the official website
• Pay: $5 to $60 per review
• User Base: 14M+

You probably know Upwork if you're a freelancer! The world's largest marketplace for freelancers , Upwork has fingers in every industry.

Those seeking freelance book reviewers are regularly posting listings in its marketplace, so it shouldn't come as a surprise. In every job, the qualifications and requirements will differ depending on the client. You might be working with the client on a one-time project, or perhaps it turns into a long-term partnership. If you have a look at the listing for that book, it should specify its genre so you are aware of what you will get prior to agreeing to collaborate with the client.

• How to Apply: Signup and Complete your profile then wait for approval
• User Base: 27M+

6. Booklist Publications

Librarians have a very high regard for this review journal. The American Library Association spearheads it. Before applying, it would be advisable to familiarize yourself with Booklist Publications' various outlets. It is possible for these book reviews to be published in The Booklist Reader magazine or to be published in published reviews in The Booklist magazine. Despite the fact that reviews are often very short, there's really no harm in completing a short review every now and then. 

It is important that these reviews of  175 words are written professionally, even though they are short in length, so that this site can continue to provide its readers with a great service.

Prepare a few sample writings from your previous years so that you can send those to an editor at Booklist that you are interested in working with! Although this is an extremely highly respected publication , they still permit freelance writers to review their books despite the fact that it is an exceptionally highly respected publication.

• How to Apply: Application form needs to be filled to get in touch with editor
• Pay: $15 per book review
• User Base: 17M+

ACX is a platform where you can record a book and receive payment for it after it's been recorded. Audible, Amazon , and iTunes offer a wide range of genres of audiobooks. These books are both available in audio and digital formats. It is very easy to get started. It is only necessary to have a profile created, upload a few samples, and then give an audition for the book that you would like to narrate. 

In order to do this, you will have to record a few minutes of the manuscript. In the case that your voice application is accepted, you will get an offer that gives you the opportunity to start recording the book and earn money.

• How to Apply: Signup and record your voice then wait for approval
• Pay: $150 to $250 per hour
• User Base: 19M+

8. Findaway

ACX   and   Findaway Voices are the same company. You can audition for books after you have signed up as a narrator for a platform that allows you to narrate them through your voice. For an audition , you will have to record several minutes of the book. There will be a specific narrator selected by the author of the book based on their talent.

If you want to attract authors to narrate their books, you need to have some fine audio samples beforehand.

• How to Apply: Create an account and complete your portfolio as a narrator
• Pay: $150 to $300 per hour
• User Base: 16M+

If you plan to make a career out of your voice acting skills, this is another fantastic platform to use. Basically, you can start by signing up on their website for either a basic or premium membership and then providing them with a demo of your voice. We are proud to be able to provide high-quality voices to our clients, so make sure to put your best face forward when submitting your voice.

It is very important that you provide them with your demo so they can match your voice with the client's job description once you send them your demo.

The voice for certain jobs will have to be a specific type, so this feature will be extremely useful in matching you with the clients interested in your type of work. In the event that you and the client are matched, you and the client will then be in contact directly to work on great projects together. Additionally, this site also has a lot of freelance work, making it possible for you to potentially earn an incredible salary by completing work here. Furthermore, if you choose to transfer money using SurePay, you can be sure that your payments are safe and secure.

• User Base: 20M+

An extremely well-known digital library, with frequent job openings for those interested in joining the reading space, is the company in question. The company has not only vacancies for book reviewers, but they also need proofreaders to help them out. With Scribd you can access a vast collection of eBooks as well as extremely honest and reliable reviews about a wide selection of different books. The selection of reading material is wide and varied, ranging from popular magazines to renowned novels.

Anyone interested in trying it out is offered a  30-day free trial . It is crucial that you keep up with their professional trend if you are chosen to be one of their in-house reviewers.

It is important that readers know what they are about to read by reading honest, subjective reviews!

• How to Apply: Signup on the website and complete the registration form
• User Base: 37M+

Interested in something other than reading and reviewing books? Book editors of varying levels can be hired through this website. Furthermore, Fiverr is a world-renowned marketplace that pays freelancers. What makes this site so special is that it's not just for reading and writing. This segment is about book reviews, but you could post a gig to promote any skill you have, from graphic design to transcription services.

Fiverr is a freelance marketplace, so you can set your own price! If you offer book reviews and audio recordings, clients will click on your service and pay you. Gigs on this site can be priced anywhere between  $5 and $20,000 . The possibilities are endless. That's some serious cash Furthermore, the process of signing up is straightforward. All you have to do is sign up on the website. You can then add some gigs related to writing book reviews and performing voiceovers. The possibilities are endless! if you finding a book review jobs Fiverr is a great way to start.

• How to Apply: Signup on the website and post your gig
• User Base: 51M+

12. Instaread

For those of you who don't like to think too critically about the books that you read, this site is probably just right for you. You can submit a book summary to one of their open calls, which simply asks that you write about the main insights you derived from a classic, non-fiction book. There is a range of summaries between 1000 to 1500 words in most of the summaries. If you are looking to write for a book review site, be prepared to write a lot more than you would for another site.

However, it will not all be for nothing as you will be doing all this for a very good reason! As part of Instaread's compensation model, you are rewarded $100 for each summary that you complete. The Instaread application can be downloaded from the App Store if you wish to learn more or if you are ready to get started.

• How to Apply: Register via website or download application on mobile
• Pay: $100 per summary
• User Base: 26M+

13. Netgalley

NetGalley may be able to help you achieve your dream of making it as an influential member of the book reviewing community. NetGalley simply serves as a platform for connecting authors and publishers of books to book reviewers. There are many people who can sign up for NetGalley to read books before they have been published, such as librarians, bloggers, booksellers, media professionals , and educators.

It is pretty easy to understand how it functions. NetGalley offers its members the opportunity to request and read review copies of the digital books put out by publishers for their perusal, so they can evaluate them and recommend them. There are a lot of benefits to both publishers and reviewers in this arrangement: the publisher gains access to enthusiastic readers who are willing to provide honest reviews for their books , and the reviewer gains access to extensive collections of books. What's even better is that NetGalley membership is available for absolutely no charge!

• How to Apply: Fill the application form on the website and wait for approval
• Pay: Free ARCs

14. Women's review of book

There is a highly-respected and long-running print publication called Women's Review of Books, which is all part of the Wellesley Centers for Women. As one of the longest-running feminist magazines around, this magazine is looking for more book reviewers to join their ranks.   As a writer who intends to write reviews for Women's Review of Books, you need to know that the reviews will be published "in the service of action and consciousness."

Many of the writers are also  academics, journalists , or book reviewers with some years of experience under their belts.  You will be paid  $100 per review if you meet these qualifications and are accepted for the position.

• Pay: $100 per review
• User Base: 7M+

You can earn extra money by writing paid book reviews for prestigious websites.   Maybe your honest opinion is your most valuable asset if you're having trouble finding your niche in the workforce! Become a book reviewer and use this skill to earn a full-time income. If you work a 9-5 job , then you too can take advantage of this amazing opportunity! It's okay to write a few book reviews for fun, even if you love your stable job. A side hustle like this can provide you with some extra spending money . That's not a bad thing. You can sign up for some of these programs whether you are already an avid reader or if you just want to get involved in this community.

I hope you liked our article on Get Paid To Read Books , if you have any comments or suggestions do share them in the comments below.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. which is the best way to earn money by reading books.

Many websites offer you money for reading books. Some of them are Kirkus Media, Book Browse, Reedsy Discovery, and Women's review of books.

2. Can I get paid for reading books?

Yes, you can get paid for reading books. Many websites offer you money for reading books. Some of them are Kirkus Media, Book Browse, Reedsy Discovery.

3. Is money through reading books true?

Yes, it’s true. You can earn a handsome amount by reading books.

4. How can I make money if I like reading books?

Many websites offer you money for reading books. Some of them are Kirkus Media, Book Browse, Reedsy Discovery.

5. Does Amazon pay you to read books?

Yes Amazon ACX is the platform where you can record a book and receive payment for it after it's been recorded.

Here are the best get paid to read books :

• Kirkus Media
• Reedsy Discovery
• Book Browse
• Online Book Club
• Booklist Publications
• Women's review of book

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