Our underlying philosophy for book reviews at the Blue Bookcase is to review quality books, of literary merit, and write honest, succinct, informal, intelligent reviews.
We review literary fiction, historical fiction, and creative non-fiction (memoir, personal essay, etc.)
We do not review children's books, most YA books, paranormal, romance, most fantasy, thrillers, sci-fi, how-to, self-help, or erotica
Sorry, no ebooks -- review copies only
Unless part of a blog tour with a specified date, we will post reviews within two months of receiving review copies except in case of unforeseeable circumstances.
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