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Become a Book Tester
Get free advance copies of our newest books – and help shape them with your feedback
What to Expect
As a book tester, you'll get exclusive early access to our newest books – completely free.
Your opinion matters: give feedback on the content, vote on cover and title options, and help shape tomorrow's book world.
How to join? Just click the "Become a Book Tester Now" button and fill out the short form.
All your questions are answered in the FAQ section below.
Your Benefits
You get free books – we get real feedback. A true win-win for everyone.
- Read new books for free before anyone else
- Help choose covers and titles
- Give direct feedback to the publisher and author
- Get exclusive extras & enter giveaways
- Actively shape future bestselling books
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before becoming a book tester
<p>We regularly publish a wide variety of exciting titles across multiple genres – including self-help, nonfiction, children's books, cookbooks, gift books, novels, and more.</p><p>As a book tester, you'll receive selected titles for free – either as eBook or paperback – and help shape the next big thing in publishing.</p>
<p>We regularly send you new books via Facebook Messenger – not in a group, but directly in a private message.</p><p>You'll be able to give feedback on the content, title, cover, and other exclusive things in different ways.</p><p>After your application, you'll receive a short confirmation by email, along with your personal invitation to our Messenger channel. There you'll get further instructions and answers to anything you need – simple, clear, and directly from us.</p>
<p>Yes, absolutely! You'll always have the option to pick which books interest you most. Just keep an eye on the updates we send – and choose what fits your taste.</p>
<p>No – there's no subscription and zero obligations. You can stop anytime if you no longer want to receive books.</p>
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