Hi everyone! I really hope that you’re still enjoying my reviews.
This blog has been running for over five months and since my last update I’ve branched out onto LibraryThing and been included on the Indie Reviewers List. The next couple of months look to be even more exciting as I’m heading towards both my fiftieth review and the sixth month anniversary and in light of this I have a lot of exciting reviews lined up for you.
Please note that reviews over the next two weeks may be slightly delayed as I’m currently in the process of moving house but Sobek and I will be back on full form as soon as we’re settled in the new place.
Are you a writer of young adult fiction? I do take requests and can offer a review of approximately 1,000 – 1,500 words on this blog (as well as shorter reviews on Amazon, Goodreads and LibraryThing). The terms and conditions are as follows:
- Your novel can be any genre of fiction but must be either targeted at young adults or be a middle grade novel that still holds appeal for teenage readers.
- Your novel must be currently available to either purchase or preorder online in paperback or eBook form.
- You must be patient. I review submissions in the order that they are requested and have a bit of a backlog so it could take me a few months to get to your request.
- Be aware that I only give out honest reviews (based on my own personal opinion). I don’t give out reviews that gush praise where I don’t feel that its deserved. If you’re looking for someone to declare that you are the next Philip Pullman, you might want to look somewhere else.
- If you could donate a copy of your book it would be greatly appreciated. Physical copies or mobi files are preferred but I will also accept pdf files.
If you’re happy with the above, please send your request to kimdyer58@gmail.com and I’ll be in touch as soon as I can.
Anyhow, shameless plug aside, here’s what you have to look forward to over the next couple of months:
Dunnard’s Pearl by Mike Williamson
New Moon by Stephanie Meyer
Tru Luup: Vintage Fashion Girl, Mystery Slayer by Ellie Lawrence
Stormbreaker by Anthony Horowitz
The End of You and Me by Wendi A Lee
Hunger by Michael Grant
Siege of Providence by Winter Trabex
The Fault in our Stars by John Green
Sunshine by Nikki Rae
Young Sherlock Holmes: Red Leech by Andrew Lane
Elixir by Ted Galdi
Infinity by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Aegis Rising by S.S. Sagran
