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Are you a “Professional Reader” at NetGalley?

Check out my article on NetGalley 🙂

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Do you love to discover new books? Do you review and recommend books online, in print, for your bookstore, library patrons, blog readers, or classroom? Then you are what we call a “professional reader,” and NetGalley is for you. Registration is free, and allows you to request or be invited to read titles, often advance reading copies, on your favorite device.

-NetGalley

First of all, lets clear what NetGalley really means. In publishing world, galley is the uncorrected or in some cases corrected copies of the books that are not yet printed. And when these galleys are provided on the internet as e-books, you have what we call as NetGalley.

NetGalley offers a wide range of books for reviewers, journalists, librarians, professors, booksellers, and bloggers.

At NetGalley publishers provide galley proofs to readers in order to get what they call as “feedbacks” and what we call as “reviews.” There are a lot of publishers, including some…

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6 responses to “Are you a “Professional Reader” at NetGalley?”

  1. Galit Balli Avatar

    Loved the post hun and so much of wonderful information 🙂

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    1. Heena Rathore P. Avatar

      Thanks a lot sweetz 🙂

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  2. Aquileana Avatar

    How interesting and I think it is a very innovative and useful tool for both writers and readers!.
    Thanks for letting us know! Best wishes~ Aquileana ⭐

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    1. Heena Rathore P. Avatar

      Thanks a lot Aquileana 🙂
      I’m glad you like it ❤

      Like

  3. Christy Birmingham Avatar

    I will have to take a look and I thank you for sharing these details with us!

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