BookSpark discussion

Where do you get review copies? (Print or ebooks) List your favorites here!
I'll start listing some sources:
Print
GR/Librarything giveaways
Booksneeze
Pump Up Your Books
Bewitching Book Tours
Litfuse publicity
Novel Publicity
Tyndale

Ebooks
netGalley
Simon&Schuster Galley Grab
Bizarro Brigade

thats quite a list!
I get a lot of mine from here on GR from the authors i meet in several different groups. :)

Well, they're not necessarily where I get my books, just some places I know. I love your way, though, you get to know the author even before you read his book so it's like a special connection (:

I had no idea there are so many places. I have to admit I never got review books...

These are just some places I got off the top of my head, if I search my email I bet I could find a LOT more. I know so many places but I only use three or four of these resources lol

Anagha wrote: "Where do you get review copies? (Print or ebooks) List your favorites here!
I'll start listing some sources:
Print
GR/Librarything giveaways
Booksneeze
Pump Up Your Books
Bewitching Book Tour..."

Thank you for posting this because I only knew of a couple of these. :) ♥

Kismet does book tours too.
and netGalley is amazing! Whawt would we do without it?! lol.

Most of mine come from the various publishers. That's something to keep in mind too!

So far the trusted sites have been goodreads and booksneeze (Christian bookstore) and they are the most organized out of the first few on the list. You dont want to give your address to every website. Im sticking with GD and BS until I get confirmation of others.

David wrote: "So far the trusted sites have been goodreads and booksneeze (Christian bookstore) and they are the most organized out of the first few on the list. You dont want to give your address to every websi..."

Librarything just hosts the giveaways, while the actual books are sent via the publisher. It's essentially another Goodreads, but less focused on being a social media site.

Tyndale is a publisher itself, so that one is reliable if you're looking for Christian books.

I think Kismet and Bewitching mainly do e-books for their tours, so that shouldn't be an issue.

Brenna wrote: "Kismet does book tours too.
and netGalley is amazing! Whawt would we do without it?! lol.

Most of mine come from the various publishers. That's something to keep in mind too!"

I just got accepted by Kismet, but it doesn't put me in its tours! :((

We've got a little group "Book supply for blog giveaways" here:
http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/6...

Authors offer their books to bloggers for giveaways or other purposes, so it can be a source to get review copies in case someone is interested.

Barbara