Book Reviewers & Beta Readers Wanted (USA, UK, Canada)

Book Reviewers & Beta Readers Wanted (USA, UK, Canada)

We are an independent publisher specializing in cycling-themed books, including humor, puzzles, and activity books. We are looking for reliable readers based in the USA, UK, or Canada to evaluate our published books and provide honest, detailed feedback.

What you'll do:

-Receive a complimentary PDF copy of the assigned book.

-Read and evaluate the book from a reader's perspective.

-Provide a short, well-written assessment of approximately 80 to 150 words.

-Include your personal rating out of 5 stars.

-Comment on the content, illustrations, formatting, overall presentation, and intended audience.

-Submit your feedback for review and confirmation that all requirements have been completed.

Who we're looking for:

-Residents of the USA, UK, or Canada.

-Fluent English speakers with good writing skills.

-Readers who enjoy cycling, sports, humor, puzzles, or activity books.

-People who can provide specific, thoughtful feedback rather than generic comments.

-Reliable freelancers who can complete assignments on time.

Compensation:

$5 to $10 per completed book evaluation, depending on the book and assignment.

Payment is based on completing the agreed evaluation, regardless of whether your opinion is positive or negative.

How it works:

-Apply with your location and reading interests.

-Selected applicants receive a PDF copy of the book.

-Read the book and submit your written assessment and star rating.

-We check that the evaluation meets the agreed requirements.

-Payment is released upon completion.

We have multiple cycling-related titles and would prefer to build long-term relationships with reliable readers.

To apply, please include:

-Your country of residence.

-Whether you enjoy cycling or know someone who cycles.

-Your experience evaluating books.

-Your proposed fee per book.

We value genuine, thoughtful opinions and feedback that helps us improve our books and understand our readers.

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