Welcome to the book blogger list!
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The purpose of this list is for authors to submit their book(s) to. The book blogger will review your book publicly on their book blog, usually including a purchase link. All of the book bloggers on this list offer free options.
To submit your book to the book bloggers, simply look for your genre in the ones listed. Once you have a match, click on their link. Virtually all of them should have a tab along the top/side called “Book Review Submissions” or “contact” or something similar. There, the blogger will list further details and preferred contact method.
If the bloggers toward the top are busy with an influx of submissions, consider scrolling further down the list for a beginning point. If a blogger has announced a pause in reviewing, simply continue through the list until you find those who are available. The paused bloggers usually resume at a later time.
If you happen to spot a website that is no longer in use, kindly let us know and we’ll remove it from this list.
The links below are subject to change and expiration caused by the blog owners and may not be continuously vetted, so only click on links, both on this page and on their individual websites, you feel comfortable with. The list below is merely offered as a source of convenience, and The Book Review Directory does not claim responsibility or credit for any experiences occurring at any of the websites below. BRD does not necessarily endorse anyone on this list.
Caroline is an avid reader and loves to write book reviews. She has been reviewing books for quite a while now and needed a place to post her reviews for others to enjoy. Her favorite author inspired her to start a book blog, so here goes.
Genres accepted: Christian Fiction, Historical Fiction, Cozy Romance, Cozy Mystery, Cozy Suspense, Inspirational, and Women’s Fiction.
Read By Daylight is a blog dedicated to all things horror! When Jane’s not reviewing horror books, she’s (poorly) playing horror video games or waxing poetically about her latest horror movie obsession.
Genres accepted: Horror, Thriller, and Crime.
Toby A. Smith: Experiential Book Reviews, Ideas, and Photos
First published in 2017, this blog showcases the author’s passion for historical fiction, particularly stories drawn from English, French, and Russian history and from the two World Wars. There are no plot summaries here. Instead, expect experiential book reviews that introduce the subject matter and describe the experience of reading the book. And no spoilers ever.
Genres accepted: Historical fiction.
The Bookish Elf is a site you can rely on for book reviews, author interviews, book recommendations, and all things books.
Genres accepted: Children’s, Christian, Contemporary fiction, Crime, Fantasy, Graphic novels, Historical fiction, Horror, Humor, Mystery, Thriller, New adult, Non-fiction, Paranormal, Poetry, Romance, Science fiction, Sports, Urban fantasy, and YA.
Jordan is a wife to one husband and mom to two girls. Blogging and writing are her side gig, and she loves creating delicious recipes and reading lots of books to share. Her favorite genre to review is historical fiction, but she does read a bit of everything.
Genres accepted: Contemporary fiction, Fantasy, Historical fiction, Mystery/Thriller, Non-fiction, Romance, and Science fiction.
Chewie is a mouse, and she discovered books at a young age, while hiding from a cat on the shelves of a local library. She soon taught herself to read, and have been devouring books (figuratively, NOT literally) ever since. She enjoys most genres, and reads multiple books each week. She often sneaks into someone’s office after hours to share her reviews on her blog.
Genres accepted: Children’s, Contemporary, Fantasy, Graphic novels, Historical fiction, Horror, Humor (fiction), Literary fiction, Middle grade, Mystery, Romance, Science fiction, Thriller/Suspense, Women’s fiction, and Young adult.
Heidi Lynn is a very passionate reader and reviewer and receives great satisfaction giving back to the authors who work so hard to create amazing stories for readers to escape reality from. On her blog you will find honest, genuine, and detailed reviews from the heart. You will also find cover reveals, author inspiration to why they wrote the book, excerpts, etc.
Genres accepted: Medical memoirs, Psychological thrillers, True crime, LGBTQ, Romance suspense, and Tear jerkers.
A Book and a Dog is an adorable website where primarily books are reviewed. The site also contains author event experiences, travel adventures, and a biblio boutique, where the website owner’s dog occasionally blogs.
Genres accepted: Historical fiction, Horror, Literary fiction, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense, and Biographies (non-fiction).
TBD is a caffeine-fueled bookworm, constantly on the hunt for the next page-turner. Mysteries, romance, and YA are her jam. When she’s not lost in a book, you can find her either stuffing her face or planning her next travel escapade. Oh, and she might be a little addicted to coffee.
Genres accepted: Mystery, Thriller, Suspense, Fantasy, Romance, Humor (fiction), and Young Adult.
Swapna Peri’s blog contains reviews of all the books she’s read. She reads a variety of genres from young adult to thrillers to fantasy. If you are an author or publisher, she is currently accepting books for review.
Genres accepted: Children’s, Contemporary, Fantasy, Graphic novel, Historical fiction, Horror, Humor (fiction), Literary fiction, Middle grade, Mystery, Romance, Science fiction, Thriller/Suspense, Women’s fiction, Young adult, Biographies, Historical (non-fiction), Humor (non-fiction), Self-help, Political, and Business management.
Reading is not just a hobby; it’s a way of life for us. Our team of book enthusiasts shares a deep and genuine love for books of all kinds.
Genres accepted: Fantasy, Historical fiction, Literary fiction, Mystery, Romance, Science fiction, Women’s fiction, Young adult, Biographies (non-fiction), and Self-help/Personal development.
World of My Imagination features reviews of authors of all kinds of books, including indie authors. She loves mysteries, crime novels, young adult fiction, children’s fiction, Christian non-fiction/fiction, books on writing, historical fiction, science fiction, literary fiction, and more.
Genres accepted: Children’s, Contemporary, Graphic Novel, Historical fiction, Humor (fiction), Literary fiction, Middle grade, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense, Women’s fiction, Young adult, Historical (non-fiction), Humor (non-fiction), and Self-Help/Personal development.
Books and Ladders is a book blog specializing in young adult science fiction, fantasy, and contemporary. With daily updates, you can keep up to date on the many things Jamie reads, as well as learn what’s coming up in the YA world and discuss bookish things.
Genres accepted: Contemporary, Fantasy, Graphic Novel, Literary fiction, Middle grade, Science fiction, and Young adult.
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As the name suggests, OPB reviews picture books, and picture books only. But the site also includes interviews, resources, and more that’s of interest to librarians, teachers, writers, illustrators, editors, agents, and publishers who work in this terrific part of the kidlit world.
Genres accepted: Children’s.
This is steampunk author Lori Alden Holuta’s book review site. A few years ago, she decided that she would start to review every book she reads, as her way of supporting and saying ‘thank you’ to authors everywhere.
Genres accepted: Children’s, Contemporary, Fantasy, Graphic novel, Historical fiction, Humor fiction, Literary fiction, Middle grade, Mystery, Romance, Science fiction, Women’s fiction, Young adult, Biographies, Historical non-fiction, Humor non-fiction, and Steampunk.
Michelle’s focus lies in promoting authors, sharing impactful books, and contributing positively to the literary landscape. She gravitates towards books that leave a lasting impression and resonate deeply with readers, aiming to make a difference in people’s lives. Through platforms like book blogs and bookstagram tours, Michelle engages with a wide array of publications, from advanced reading copies to new releases from esteemed publishers such as Scholastic, Penguin Random House, Disney, Harper Collins, as well as notable indie publishers like Meerkat Press, Dzanc Books, Red Hen Press, The New Press, among others.
Genres accepted: Contemporary, Fantasy, Graphic Novel, Historical Fiction, Horror, Humor (fiction), Literary Fiction, Middle Grade, Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction, Thriller/Suspense, Women’s Fiction, Young Adult, Biographies (non-fiction), Historical (non-fiction), Humor (non-fiction), and Self-Help/Personal Development (non-fiction).
The Strawberry Post is a book blog that’s here to Entertain, Educate and Inspire you to find your new favourite read. Along with some other non-bookish content, the blog is filled with honest book reviews, recommendations, author interviews, and more, on a variety of genres (including children’s and non-fiction) and is happy to champion well written books by both traditional and indie published authors.
Genres accepted: Children’s books (all genres, fiction and non-fiction), YA (all genres, fiction and non-fiction), Fantasy, Science fiction, Historical fiction, Thrillers, Mysteries, Adventure, Contemporary, Romance, Horror, History, Memoirs, and anything animal related.
D’LitReview reviews books, feature authors, make literary suggestions, and post about available writing competitions, from time to time. D’LitReview provides a home for literary enthusiasts.
Genres accepted: Fiction, Literary fiction, Historical fiction, Contemporary fiction, African fiction
Hollies, Happiness, and Healing
Robin Goodfellow is the pen name of an obsessive bookworm who fell in love with the name after reading A Midnight Summer’s Dream, by Shakespeare. She is currently a licensed substance abuse counselor and LPC-A.
Genres accepted: Romance, Fantasy, Horror, Dystopian, Young Adult, Thriller, Mystery, Poetry, Short Stories, and Literary Fiction with dark themes.
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Chapter Chats with Caroline posts book reviews, book discussions, and other book related activities such as annual reading challenge. Chapter Chats with Caroline also accepts books for reviewing and conducts author interviews on request.
Genres accepted: Mystery, Psychological thrillers, General fiction, Adult fiction, Historical fiction, Recipe or cookbook, Crochet and hobby books, Children’s books, Contemporary fiction, and Literary fiction.
What reviews often before their release? This blogger has you covered. Also check out their regular round-ups and lists.
Genres accepted: Mystery, Science fiction, Fantasy, Biographies, and Historical fiction.
This blogger goes to lengths to produce detailed book reviews that balance the positives and negatives. Commentary may be colored by road trips, wine, and cooking.
Genres accepted: Romance, Mystery, Science fiction, Fantasy, Thriller/Suspense, Young adult, Chick lit, Horror, Literary fiction, Historical fiction, and Contemporary.
As a former cataloging librarian, this blogger brings her book knowledge to her site. She writes fiction reviews and tries to promote debut fiction novelists.
Genres accepted: Contemporary, Historical fiction, Literary fiction, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense, and Women’s literature.
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words
This blogger reviews LGBTQ fiction and non-fiction. They also offer author interviews and guest blogs, particularly showcasing stories from Douwn Unda (Australia and New Zealand).
Genres accepted: Romance, Mystery, Science fiction, Fantasy, Thriller/Suspense, Young adult, Horror, Graphic novel, Historical fiction, Contemporary, and Historical non-fiction.
Cup of Tea With That Book, Please
This blog features book reviews, news related to books, opinion posts, and of course, tea.
Genres accepted: Mystery, Fantasy, Thriller/Suspense, Literary fiction, Historical fiction, Contemporary, Biographies, and Historical non-fiction.
Book reviews of (mainly) literary fiction, historical fiction, and mystery/thriller. Other regular features include author Q&As, book extracts, cover reveals, and book related articles.
Genres accepted: Contemporary, Historical fiction, Literary fiction, Mystery, and Thriller/Suspense.
Hermione is a book blogger who reads widely. She has an academic background in classics, film, and theatre, so she has a strong grasp of story, good writing, and character.
Genres accepted: Children’s, Fantasy, Graphic novel, Historical fiction, Horror, Literary fiction, Middle grade, Mystery, Science fiction, Thriller/Suspense, Women’s Literature, Young adult, Biographies, Historical non-fiction, Self-help, Science non-fiction, and Travel.
Using gifs and memes to bring humor to her reviews, she expands her reading to many different genres. She strives to make her reviews simple and clear and doesn’t mind if you call her a nerd.
Genres accepted: Romance, Mystery, Science fiction, Fantasy, Thriller/Suspense, Young adult, Chick lit, Children’s, Horror, Literary fiction, and Contemporary.
This blogger includes outside research to work as a compliment to her book reviews, expanding the view outside of just one source of input.
Genres accepted: Mystery, Literary fiction, Contemporary, and Humor.
As an editor at heart, this blogger reads every story with care, even to mention proofreading type comments in her book reviews. Indie books are most commonly on the menu.
Genres accepted: Romance, Mystery, Science fiction, Fantasy, Thriller/Suspense, Young adult, Chick lit, Horror, Literary fiction, Historical fiction, Contemporary, Paranormal, Dystopian, and New adult.
Erika keeps all of her reviews categorized by genre and date. She is a voracious reader of fiction and loves to share her discoveries with others.
Genres accepted: Mystery, Science fiction, Fantasy, Thriller/Suspense, Young adult, Historical fiction, Middle grade, and Crafts.
When this blogger isn’t writing, Assaph reads…a lot. Anything will be read of interest, but primarily speculative fiction. Assaph declares that only books enjoyed will be finished (because life is too short), and only the books finished will be reviewed. Those reviews will be posted on FtFM’s website, as well on Amazon and Goodreads.
Genres accepted: Fantasy, Historical fiction, Mystery, Science fiction, Thriller, Suspense, and Historical non-fiction.
The Writing Greyhound focuses on almost all genres. It’s an open, welcoming space promoting books of all shapes, sizes, and genres.
Genres accepted: Contemporary, Fantasy, Historical fiction, Literary fiction, Mystery, Romance, Science fiction, Thriller/Suspense, Women’s Literature, Young adult, Biographies, Historical non-fiction, and Travel.
Dominique is usually thinking about food or books. She is off kilter in her own anomalous way. Her very essence thrives on books, and she wouldn’t have it any other way.
Genres accepted: YA/NA/Adult Fantasy, YA/NA/Adult sci-fi, YA/NA/Adult romance, Thrillers / Psychological thrillers, Mystery, Horror, and Selective historical fiction.
This blog features book reviews and literary conversation from a blogger who is most often found wandering the stacks of a library or writing in a coffee shop.
Genres accepted: Science fiction, Young adult, Chick lit, Religious/Faith-based, Literary fiction, Historical fiction, and Contemporary.
Spreading the joy of reading and talking about the journey into a new world.
Genres accepted: Children’s, Contemporary, Fantasy, Historical fiction, Humor fiction, Literary fiction, Middle grade, Mystery, Romance, Thriller/Suspense, Young adult, and Biographies.
This blogger offers book reviews as well as chapter critique exchanges. Occasionally, portions of her writing appear in the feed.
Genres accepted: Romance, Mystery, Science fiction, Fantasy, Thriller/Suspense, Young adult, Historical fiction, and Contemporary.
Anne reviews traditionally published, physical-copy books and includes cat themes in a lot of her posts. She also has experience in the publishing industry.
Genres accepted: Mystery, Thriller/Suspense, Chick lit, Horror, Literary fiction, Historical fiction, Contemporary, Biographies, and Self-help.
This book review blogger has aspirations in the publishing industry and reads lots of books on the side.
Genres accepted: Romance, Science fiction, Fantasy, Young adult, Chick lit, and Contemporary.
This website features promotional posts, cover reveals, book tours, and author interviews.
Genres accepted: Romance, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense, Chick lit, Religious/Faith based, Horror, and Contemporary.
The Reading Bud is a book blog and a cozy hangout for all the bookworms, dragons, and whatever being you consider yourself! Here you will find a continuous stream of book reviews, ARC reviews, occasional graphic novel reviews, author interviews, guest posts, and other bookish posts.
Genres accepted: Children’s, Contemporary, Fantasy, Graphic Novel, Historical fiction, Horror, Humor fiction, Literary Fiction, Middle Grade, Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction, Thriller/Suspense, Women’s fiction, Young adult, Post-apocalyptic, and Dystopian.
This blogger posts about parenting, lifestyle, food, and book reviews for children and adults.
Genres accepted: Mystery, Thriller/Suspense, Chick lit, Children’s, Graphic novel, Historical fiction, Young Adult, Environmental, and Cookbooks/Crafts.
This blog posts reviews of underrated books that have either been requested by publishers or authors.
Genres accepted: Children’s, Fantasy, Humor fiction, Literary fiction, Romance, Science fiction, Women’s fiction, Young adult, Self-help, and Science non-fiction.
Reviews, news, features, and all things books for passionate readers.
Genres accepted: Contemporary, Historical fiction, Humor fiction, Literary fiction, Mystery, Science fiction, Thriller/Suspense, Biographies, Historical non-fiction, and Humor non-fiction.
The idea here is to read about publishing news, books, and authors, plus anything else that seems to fit.
Genres accepted: Children’s, Contemporary, Fantasy, Graphic novel, Historical fiction, Humor fiction, Literary fiction, Middle grade, Mystery, Religious/Spiritual, Science fiction, Thriller/Suspense, Women’s literature, Young adult, Biographies, Historical non-fiction, Humor non-fiction, Self-help, and Science non-fiction.
This book blogging website features genres of all types and strives to save its readers a few bucks by helping them find just the right book.
Genres accepted: Contemporary, Fantasy, Historical fiction, Horror, Humor fiction, Literary fiction, Mystery, Romance, Science fiction, Thriller/Suspense, Women’s fiction, Young adult, Historical non-fiction, Humor non-fiction, Self-help, Science non-fiction, and Travel.
Just a Wisconsin woman with a passion for books and bargains. Bargain Sleuth Book Reviews posts reviews of newly-released books, ARCs, and classic books. The blog also concentrates on any sales for books in print or e-book form.
Genres accepted: Children’s, Contemporary, Graphic Novel, Historical Fiction, Humor (fiction), Humor (fiction), Middle grade, Mystery, Women’s fiction, Young Adult, Biographies (non-fiction), Historical (non-fiction), and Humor (non-fiction).
Likely Story was created to share a love for books with the rest of the world. The goal of Likely Story is to help others find characters and worlds to fall in love with.
Genres accepted: Contemporary, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Science fiction, Romance, Thriller/Suspense, Women’s fiction, Young Adult, and Self-help.
More coming soon…