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I am new to this site. Where do I go to read a book and then review it? This is confusing to me. Do I pick a book and then review it?
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Welcome!

You need to join the review team first. Please read the FAQ for more details. :tiphat:
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I did read that and when I went to the site, I didn't see anyplace to click on a book to read.
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Post by gali »

Bookworm39 wrote:I did read that and when I went to the site, I didn't see anyplace to click on a book to read.
You have to join the Review team and have at least 5 meaningful posts before you can see it. The books will be on your RT page.
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Latest Review: The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci by Belle Ami

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I can pick any 5 books that I want to read and write a review on even if it is not on here.
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I would suggest joining in some of the existing topics. This will give you the post count and help you get acquainted with the site. If you do choose to post reviews, please know that new members aren't allowed to open threads for books with low sales ranks on Amazon (this rule can be found in the Anti-Spam thread in this forum, specifically rule #8), and that duplicated topics will be locked or deleted. A site search can be found here so you can check to see if a book or topic has already had a thread opened for it :tiphat:

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