IndieReader’s reviewers are tough, but fair
Our Reviewers won’t judge your book as compared to other self-published titles, but against other books, period. Our ratings are based on the following criteria, although reviewers are able to award partial stars (i.e. a 1.3 or a 4.7), rather than rounding up or down to a whole or half number.
1/5
Really bad
Work on it.
2/5
Mediocre
1-2 bright spots.
3/5
Good
Worth reading.
4/5
Very Good
1-2 spots that need work
5/5
Excellent!
Must-read.
* IndieReader receives compensation for most of the books it reviews, along with copies of those books.
CECI THE MISJUDGED RESCUE CAT, by Elizabeth Cee, is memoir documenting the author’s time spent helping a colony of feral cats.
GOING HOME by Nancy Richardson provides a concise, lyrical snapshot of the author's life in poetry form.
Author Christine Shield Corrigan writes about her experience as a two-time cancer survivor in her memoir AGAIN, which follows her cancer diagnosis and treatment both...
Alcoholism, sexual abuse and mental illness are just some of the obstacles Regina Toffolo overcomes in THE SECOND CHILD, her heartbreaking and compelling memoir.
Despite its dry title, U.S. MEDICAL CARE AND RELATED FACTORS IN THE VIETNAM WAR is not a treatise on emergency treatments in the midst of...
Dennis Wong's THE APRICOT OUTLOOK OF KATHERINE KOON HUNG WONG is a concise, detailed biography of a mother written by her devoted son.