Submission Guidelines

NOTICE: Bitty Book Nook is currently CLOSED for book review requests! We will alert followers on social media when reviews are opened again. Please follow the instructions below in order to ensure that your submission is acceptable.

Your book must be emailed to bittybooknook@gmail.com in order for me to confirm that I have received it.

I would prefer it to be sent in a .mobi file, but if that is not possible, then .epub or a PDF file are both acceptable as well.

You may also send your book as a Kindle copy gift through Amazon.

If necessary, it is also an option to send me a hard copy of your book, but please keep in mind that this might cause a slight delay in the typical review publication time. If this is the only option for you, please email me and we will work out the arrangements.

PLEASE DO NOT SEND ME WORD DOCUMENTS.

Genres Accepted

Fiction:

- Contemporary

- Crime/Police*

- Fantasy

- Historical*

- Horror*

- Middle Grade

- Mystery*

- Romance*

- Science Fiction*

- Thrillers/Suspense*

- Young Adult

Nonfiction:

- History

- Memoirs

- True Crime*

* = I am especially interested in these genres

If you have any questions, please feel free to shoot me an email and I'll be happy to get back to you as accurately as I can!

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A Review of "Impeccable Petunia Part II: The Two Tails"

Introduction When author Katie Christine submitted Impeccable Petunia Part II: The Two Tails to me in exchange for an honest review, I wondered what it might be like to read a book entirely from a chicken's perspective. When I was younger, I read the Warriors series by Erin Hunter, which all take place from the eyes of cats, and I imagined that it might be similar to those books--and, in fact, it was, to my delighted surprise! I absolutely adored this book and all of its charming, witty, humorous triumph. Although it is the second book in the Impeccable Petunia series, I had no problems at all reading it as a standalone. My Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Synopsis: "As The Two Tails opens, the flock confronts a spiral of death and disappearance. Ensnared by a rapacious raccoon and desperate for a way out, Petunia, the backyard chicken, must throw herself at the mercy of the dark, open road with little more than gumption, a pair of useless wings, and a dubious companion as h

A Review of "Tales of a Paperboy"

Introduction As always, let me first put the disclaimer that I received a free .mobi file of Tales of a Paperboy from author Andrew J. Mair in exchange for an honest review. Readers, I am so delighted that this book was the book that marked my return to reviewing. It was a beautifully heartwarming Christmas story that really replenished a "Christmas Spirit" in me that I haven't felt in quite a few years, and I'm so thrilled that I was able to read it so close to the holidays. My Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ Synopsis: "Following the death of his mother, fourteen-year-old Daniel Morgan moves from Texas to Utah to live with his grandma and new step-grandfather while his dad pursues a job out of state. Encouraged by his father, Daniel reluctantly starts his first job as a paperboy. Lonely and lost in an unfamiliar environment and with the holiday approaching, Daniel finds comfort and hope in the sound of local church bells. Through his grandparents and the retired families li

A Review of "In the Now"

Introduction In May of 2019 I reviewed a dystopian YA novel entitled New Wave by author Jennifer Ann Shore (and you can read the review here !), so when she approached me a second time to review one of her adult romance books, I was thrilled! She sent over a Kindle gift version of this standalone novel In the Now in exchange for an honest review, and to be completely honest with you, this was definitely a book I needed in my life right now, especially with everything being so hectic lately! My Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Synopsis: "There's a reason why I haven't been home for ten years. Scratch that. There are many reasons why I haven't been home--family drama, small-town gossip, and my career probably take up the top three spots. But when my career stalls and I get devastating family news, I'm back to the very place I ran away from a decade ago. The last thing I want to do is pick up right where I left off, and as I'm drawn to Noah, my terrifyingly gorgeous high

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