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Review Policy

Hello and welcome to my blog!
I am glad to see your interest in sending me a book for review. But before you do that -- I would really appreciate it if you would first read my review policy to know what you can expect from me and what you cannot.

Genres I Like

I love reading fiction and I am quite comfortable in trying any of them. I prefer reading:
  • Children's fiction 
  • Comics
  • Crime fiction
  • Dystopian
  • Fantasy
  • Mystery/Thriller 
  • Horror
  • Romance
  • Young Adult
  • Poetry
I also accept self-published books.

Genres I Dislike

I have hardly read any non-fiction book and I'm not sure if I will like to do the same in the future.
The following genres will not be accepted.
  • Autobiographies/Biographies, 
  • Erotica
  • Historic
  • Memoirs
  • Non-fiction
  • Self-help

Book format

  • I accept only paperback and hardcover copies. 
  • E-books, pdfs and audio-books will not be accepted.

The time required to review a book

  • The review will be posted within 15-20 days of receiving the book.
  • If I accept your offer, details such as mailing address/Amazon email id will be mailed to you.

About my reviews

  • My reviews will include: the title, author's name, publisher, publication date, number of pages, price (in Rupees), format, rating and the publishers blurb about the book. 
  • My reviews are about 800-1000 words long.
  • Every review I write is my honest and uninfluenced opinion about the book. 
  • I will also mention what I liked and disliked in the book and whether I would recommend the book or not.

Rating System

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 stars
 Loved it

⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4 stars
 Great read

⭐⭐⭐ 3 stars
It was good and I liked it

⭐⭐ 2 stars
Okay read

⭐ 1 star
 Could not complete the book

Platforms where the review will be posted

Blog
www.thatardentreader.blogspot.com

Goodreads
www.goodreads.com/thatardentreader

Instagram
www.instagram.com/that.ardent.reader

Amazon
www.amazon.in/profile/thatardentreader
(if a gift card is sent for purchasing the book)

CHARGES

Although I read and review books out of love for reading, it does not imply that it is an easy job. Reviewing a book involves a lot of work and attention to minute details that can easily be overlooked while reading casually. It also involves hours of photography, the purchase and use of a number of props, and construction of an honest and unbiased review. I post my reviews on three to four platforms and include various thoughts and aspects of the book. 
So, if you are comfortable with paying me for the reviews I write, kindly go through the chart:
Below 100 pages: ₹70
Between 100 to 150 pages: ₹100
Between 150 to 200 pages: ₹130
Between 200 to 250 pages: ₹160
Between 250 to 300 pages: ₹190
Between 300 to 350 pages: ₹220
Between 350 to 400 pages: ₹250
Between 400 to 450 pages: ₹280
Between 450 to 500 pages: ₹310
And, so on!

ADDITIONAL

I am open to host author interviews, giveaways, book promotion, cover reveal, and book tours.

You can contact me through this link.

Regards,
That Ardent Reader

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