> If you are a librarian or a bookseller, please let us know your area of expertise we'd also love to see a link to your LinkedIn profile. > When you send us your review in NetGalley, you must: include the name of the publication/blog/outlet where your review will be published/posted, a link (for blog/online reviews), and the run date for when the review will be posted/published.

Sending us the review prior to the date it appears is preferable, as we can get in touch with you to offer bonus content (video, photos, and more) to include in your post or article. > Send us your review within NetGalley or by some other means.

If your request is approved, you we ask that you. (Booksellers, librarians, and educators with *valid institutional or organizational email addresses* in their Bios are almost always approved.) > Requesters should have easy access to readers. > First-time requesters should include information about their “reach.” For example: how many unique visitors your blog gets each month, how many comments you get on your blog posts each month, how many Twitter/Facebook followers you have, how many reviews you post each week For example: a romance blog requesting a biography or a mystery/thriller site requesting a children’s title are less likely to be approved. > Request ebooks relevant to your blog content. > Update their blog daily or almost daily and have a significant number of followers > Share your email address in your bio, so we can follow up with you > Include a link to your website or blog with an active book review section (if you are a blogger or online reviewer) > Include a link to your active Goodreads account that includes written reviews and not just star ratings > Include a link to a recent book review you have written on Amazon on Goodreads We love approving reviewers and readers for our books, but we do have some requests from you in order to make our decision to approve you a fast one. PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE REQUESTING BOOKS.

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