Free Books from Booksneeze

[Mia]

You can get a free book from Booksneeze, but you have to have a blog and to write a review (min. 200 words) about your requested book.

After you sign up and are accepted to the site (I signed up yesterday and was accepted today), you can request a printed book (or an ebook) from the available ones.

I have already requested The Seraph Seal (seems interesting).

http://booksneeze.com/

Thanks to Shop and Save blog for mentioning about this wonderful site.

[matrix82]

This has been posted before, about a year ago. Thanks though. I've reviewed about 5 books so far for them. It is a great practice for my writing skills.

[Silentbob1]

any books for boogers?

[Mia]

Hurry up!
New, very good printed books are just added!
I requested The Baker's Wife, a mystery fiction. Seems interesting.

[darwinsmistake]

where do u write about the books do u need ur own blog?

[Mia]

where do u write about the books do u need ur own blog?

Yes, you need to have your own blog. It's easy to open the one, e.g., in
http://wordpress.com/. Write some posts in your blog, it's better to have some reviews of products (or, better, books).

Then sign up in booksneeze.com. There you give them the link to your blog. They will send you an email, when they approve you to enter the booksneeze. They will approve you according to your blog.

And that's it. Request a book you like (either an ebook, or a printed one). They will send you the book. Read that and write a review (no less than 200 words).

Just now they have very good books. But you have to hurry as good books go fast.

[Mia]

There are some good books on Booksneeze. Hurry up to request a print version of them.

But you have to write a review for your previous book you had received from them.

You can quickly read the book and post a review on your blog, and also on some consumer retailer website (that's a new feature from booksneeze, you can post your review on chapters.indigo.ca website, they approve your review immidiately).

Here are some good books they have now:

Heart of Ice

by Lis Wiehl with April Henry

Tyndale

by David Teems

Alienation

by Jon S. Lewis

[thedreamer]

I just requested a book; I hope it comes soon! Thanks for the post.