The Book Reviews ARE BACK! In the month's report, we informed our readers, friends and clients that we would "close" reviews for a few months in order to improve the quality of the service, gather resources, and bring in new team members. Well, we were able to do all that, and more, in less than... Continue Reading →
The Hands We’re Given by O. E. Tearmann
Graphics are extremely important, and although this book does have a mind-blowing cover, it also does have very interesting graphics and arrangements. The graphic theme of the book series is clearly directed to game cards, and we see that the title has the Joker, and the first Chapter, the Ace of Spades, which is intriguing.... Continue Reading →
How our Selectivity Helps Your Writing Success?
Image by Tumisu from Pixabay OK! It's TRUE. Scribble's Worth Book Reviews is the most selective book review site of Twitter Writing Community, and one of the most selective book review and promotional sites on the NET. YES! We reject an average of 50% of the books we get. Or do we? Contrary to what... Continue Reading →
Do Reviews Sell Books?
Before we answer this question, we have to ask ourselves: What's the goal of a Book Review? A book review's main objective is to share the reviewer's experience with the book to a potential reader of the review. Image by 200 Degrees from Pixabay With this in mind, we can answer the question in hand:... Continue Reading →
What Books Scribble’s Worth “Reviews” ?
We review EVERYTHING that is Indie, original and unique in one way or the other. We do not shy away from books that contain: Hard social critique (as long as it’s well put) Open foul language (as long as it’s used with purpose) Sex in all of its forms and intensity (as long as it's... Continue Reading →
Family Ties: Thicker Than Blood by B. G. Howard
Dedications and acknowledgments in books are always important, and many of them simple and cute, but there are ones that mark us with the wit behind the beauty of all of it, and B. G. Howard offers us this epic line: “…. but the extension of gratitude remains for those who believe and support me as well... Continue Reading →
Price Updates Notice
Dear friends, As mentioned in the Latest Stats Report for February, the prices of our services would changed. In a nutshell, due to the high demand of our services, and the blog growth in terms of clients, activities, reach and partners, we had to change our prices. We came up with a Service/Price/Value ratio that:... Continue Reading →
Writerlifters – March’s SW E-Mag 11th Ed.
Download yours What's the best way to promote yourself and your books as a writer on Twitter? Writerlifts, of course! In this Edition of the E-mag, you will learn EVERYTHING you should know about them with the best of the best, including Julie Kusma & Derek King, Anthony Di Angelo, Robert Stubblefield, Gavin Geddes and... Continue Reading →
Notice for Clients
Dear Friends, Due to the high demand of Scribble's Worth Book Reviews services, and the changes that we are making on our operations to serve you better, read them here, we are going to close submissions for the months of April and May. We are truly sorry for this. All the other services, E-mag and... Continue Reading →
Scribble’s Worth February Stats
The 2nd best Month on the Blog's History! It might not seem like much, but we have had the second best month of the blog with 583 views.We achieved this without non-review posts and little to no promotion of the reviews made. This means that the organic traffic and the trust of our readers has... Continue Reading →
