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Bad Books and Me
Photo credit: http://bookhaven.stanford.edu It’s been said that 33% of all published books are ranked as “bad”. And by “33%” I mean that I made that statistic up. But bad books are a fact of life....
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Review: Certain Girls by Jennifer Weiner
NOTE: Being voracious readers ourselves — we are book publicists, after all — we here at PR By the Book have started penning our own book reviews! Check out Megan’s thoughts on Mindy Kaling, then read...
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BLOG TOUR: “The Secret Life of a Fool” by Andrew Palau
Andrew Palau‘s story is not unlike the stereotypical Preacher’s Kid. Son of international evangelist Luis Palau, he had it all: a loving home, two role-model parents, and a strong church that provided...
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Why You Should Consider Romancing NetGalley this February
Author Anne Browning Walker began her love affair with NetGalley a few months ago. It was a timid relationship at first (who wouldn’t be nervous about giving the goods away for free), but it soon...
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How to Get Book Reviews (and Why They Matter)
by Guest Blogger Amy Edelman, Founder & President of IndieReader, @IndieReader Marketing a book is a bit like making great cookies. There are certain ingredients that are important to include—...
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#FridayReads – A Pink Suitcase: 22 Tales of Women’s Travel
As a woman who loves to travel, I was immediately intrigued by the title of this book. I love hearing about other women’s adventures, because, let’s be frank- women seem to have more interesting...
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