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Book Review Policy

I do accept review requests. I generally read a lot of YA. My genres are pretty diverse. I rarely read non-fiction and if I do, I will not be posting any review on this blog. My reviews for non-fiction will be strictly on my Goodreads.

I write a lot of single book reviews. You can head over to the book review page and see all of my reviews listed alphabetically. I also do recommendations post where I recommend books in batches. I also have my opinions of those particular books on those posts.

I normally will showcase my reviews on this blog. But some of the books I've read before starting this blog would be on my Goodreads.

If a book is particularly awful or boring, I will DNF it. I don't like DNFing books but if it comes that, I will. I also will write a negative review if a book is bad. Please check the disclaimer down below!

My rating system is on the left side of this post if you scroll down.

If you would like to get in touch with me, please scroll all the way down and fill out the form. I will get back to you as soon as possible.

I do accept books for reviews. I will accept ePUB, physical copies, and/or PDFs.

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All of my opinions are my own. I do not own anything other than my reviews and my opinions.

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