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https://editingeverything.com/
I started my book blog as a way to have a presence as an editor online, but started enjoying reading and reviewing so much more than I thought. I am based in Australia, so I am always eager to learn about new Australian authors. Currently my favourite genre is crime, whether it's adult fiction, YA or NA. I'm a fan of urban fantasy and contemporary reads as well.
Blogger: Verushka
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 34
👀 Average monthly visits: 2,200 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Website contact form
⭐️ Accepts indie books? Yes
Book Nation by Jen features book reviews, recommendations and author Q & A. Jen also hosts a Book Nation Book Club to meet authors and discuss their books live on Zoom.
Blogger: Jennifer Blankfein
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 7
👀 Average monthly visits: 2,000 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Social media
⭐️ Accepts indie books? Yes
http://www.athinsliceofanxiety.com/
A Thin Slice of Anxiety is an independent publication which strives to nurture and promote the best up-and-coming writers of our generation.
Blogger: Cody Sexton
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 16
👀 Average monthly visits: 2,000 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Email
⭐️ Accepts indie books? Yes
Family-Friendly Book Reviews
Blogger: Lisa Ehrman
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 30
👀 Average monthly visits: 3,000 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Website contact form
⭐️ Accepts indie books? Yes
A book blog written by English writer Matthew Selwyn, Bibliofreak.net has been providing content for over 10 years. Featuring in-depth reviews on an eclectic range of books, there is plenty of content to explore.
Blogger: Matthew Selwyn
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 25
👀 Average monthly visits: 15,000 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Email
⭐️ Accepts indie books? Yes
I have been a reviewer member of NetGalley since October 2013. A retired public library cataloguer, I now blog about all things bookish and share book reviews, author interviews, cover love, etc.
Blogger: Lynne LeGrow
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 18
👀 Average monthly visits: 3,000 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Email
⭐️ Accepts indie books? No
https://www.kirkusreviews.com/
Book reviews and recommendations from the most trusted voice in book discovery. We've reviewed the nation's top publishers' books since 1933. Our coverage includes the big 5 houses, small presses, genre publishers & more.
Blogger: Kirkus Reviews Team
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 79
👀 Average monthly visits: 880,000 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Submission manager
⭐️ Accepts indie books? Yes
I am an award-winning book blogger with a love of reading and passion for books, I love writing about books on my blog and getting involved in this wonderful community!
Blogger: Beth Bartholomew
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 21
👀 Average monthly visits: 7,200 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Website contact form
⭐️ Accepts indie books? Yes
Quill & Quire is the magazine of the Canadian book trade. The magazine reviews around 400 new titles each year, offering the most comprehensive look at Canadian-authored books in the country.
Blogger: The Q&Q Team
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 57
👀 Average monthly visits: 81,500 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Mail
⭐️ Accepts indie books? No
If you’re looking for the next great read, or you’ve heard of a book I’ve read and you want to know if you should read it too, you are the person I’m writing this blog for – so please, sign up to follow me using the links provided on the site.
Blogger: Davida
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 22
👀 Average monthly visits: 3,000 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Email
⭐️ Accepts indie books? Yes
Luke runs a book blog with over 120 book reviews covering a range of genres and tips for aspiring bloggers on how to get started and what works best.
Blogger: Luke Harkness
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 4
👀 Average monthly visits: 2,300 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Social media
⭐️ Accepts indie books? Yes
The Bibliofile is a book blog. I mostly review new releases, bestsellers, literary fiction, mysteries, and popular non-fiction. You can also get updates on bookish news and find other book-related content.
Blogger: Jennifer
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 30
👀 Average monthly visits: 7,000 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Email
⭐️ Accepts indie books? No
Hello strangers! This is a space I’ve created to babble honestly about books. I’ll try to avoid going on and on about them like a leaky faucet and keep it a crisp and clean review site…but I don’t make promises I might not (and probably won’t) keep.
Blogger: Angela
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 14
👀 Average monthly visits: 700 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Website contact form
⭐️ Accepts indie books? Yes
BookPage reviews almost every category of new books, including literary and popular fiction, nonfiction, children's books, audiobooks and gift books. We rarely review poetry or scholarly books, and we do not give review consideration to self-published books, print-on-demand titles or books from presses that lack major distribution.
Blogger: Book Page Contributors
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 67
👀 Average monthly visits: 135,000 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Mail
⭐️ Accepts indie books? No
https://gregsbookhaven.blogspot.com
I'm Greg and this is my virtual book den where I talk about books, films and anything else that comes to mind. I've always been an avid reader and I enjoy promoting authors and discussing my favorite books with others. I also do freelance writing and have written for the Knights of the Dinner Table magazine and the SF blog SFSignal.
Blogger: Greg
Genres: Historical Fiction
🌐 Domain authority: 29
👀 Average monthly visits: 5,000 p/mo
💌 Preferred contact method: Mail
⭐️ Accepts indie books? No
