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THERE ARE GIVEAWAYS ON GOODREADS?

THERE ARE GIVEAWAYSSS

:D o y i n :D wrote: "THERE ARE GIVEAWAYSSS"

So for that, do you like, get it mailed to you or? How does that work?

Poet♡ wrote: "The algorithm is random right?"

Yep, I think, because it wouldn't be fair in any other way

I'm going to try and start writing better reviews for the books I read. I want to eventually sign up for a Netgalley account so I can review arcs.

can anyone here tell me HOW to sign up for giveaways or get arcs? because i've got no idea...

If you go to the Browse tab, there's a giveaway option. I think there's kindle and physical copies of books that they giveaway. As long as you're 18 and the giveaway is available in your country, you can join

I signed up for a bunch of ARCS on Netgalley and got 4 of them approved so far.

The one I'm most excited about is The Queen Will Betray You
which is the sequel to The Princess Will Save You

I'm reading Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir right now, from Netgalley... and Tor/Forge contacted me asking if I wanted a review copy of the new Murderbot Diaries Novella and I just got it in the mail, it's one of my favorite series so I am thrilled and just idk freaking out every time I look at it

i am pretty sure that the giveaways are only for the united states and canada - correct me if i am wrong. and is there an age requirement for arc websites like netgalley?

Poet♡ wrote: "sophie ☼☽ wrote: "i am pretty sure that the giveaways are only for the united states and canada - correct me if i am wrong. and is there an age requirement for arc websites like netgalley?"

I thin..."

i'm not 18 yet so maybe i could sign up under my mum's name with her consent...

I didn’t even know about the age requirement 😂 and I’m signed up so I don’t think anyone actually takes any notice of it

alaina wrote: "Raynah wrote: "If you go to the Browse tab, there's a giveaway option. I think there's kindle and physical copies of books that they giveaway. As long as you're 18 and the giveaway is available in ..."

Yup! I just use my goodreads account to post my reviews

Netgalley has a read now/listen now category where you can read or listen to an audiobook without having to be approved by the publisher. It's a great way to get your netgalley account on a roll

I've reviewed two of the read now ARCs and I currently have one approved by the publisher that I think I'm going to listen to next month

Omg poet same