There’s something special about being among the first people to open a new book; to discover the ideas, stories, and questions before they reach the wider reading community. The Review & ARC Team is for readers who want that experience. Members may receive opportunities to read selected upcoming books before their official release, giving them a chance to experience the book early and share their honest thoughts. Your perspective can help shape the conversation around a new release and give other readers a better sense of what they can expect.
You won’t simply be receiving another announcement about a book that is already available. You’ll have the opportunity to be there before the launch, discover what’s coming next, and play a small but meaningful part in bringing a new book into the world. If you enjoy discovering books early, sharing genuine recommendations, and being part of a community of readers who like to see what’s coming next, the ARC Team is where you can do exactly that.
Join the reader list to be notified when new ARC opportunities become available. (50 slots remaining)
Finishing a book doesn't necessarily mean you've reached the end of the conversation.
Some ideas need more room. Some stories have pieces that don't fit into the final edition. And sometimes a chapter leaves you wanting to explore a subject a little further. That’s why the reader experience doesn’t have to stop when you reach the final page. Through the reader list, you can be notified about free chapters, bonus material, additional stories, and other content connected to the books. These resources are created for readers who want to go beyond the main text and discover some of what exists around it.
It also gives you a chance to discover new books before you commit to reading them. When free chapters or preview material are available, you can get a taste of what's coming and decide for yourself whether the book belongs on your reading list. If you've ever finished a book and thought, “I wish there was more,” this is for you.
Join the reader list and be the first to know when new chapters and bonus content become available.
A good book can give you an idea. But an idea becomes much more valuable when you can actually do something with it. That’s why the books are being accompanied by practical resources designed to help you take the ideas beyond the page. Depending on the book, these may include worksheets, workbooks, editable materials, printable resources, exercises, and other tools you can return to whenever you need them.
Instead of highlighting a passage and then forgetting about it a few weeks later, these resources give you somewhere to pause, reflect, write things down, work through an exercise, and turn an idea into something practical. Some tools may be useful once. Others are designed to be revisited whenever you need a reset, a fresh perspective, or another opportunity to work through an idea.
The resource library will continue to grow alongside the books. By joining the reader list, you'll be notified when new worksheets, editable tools, printable materials, and other reader resources become available. Because sometimes the most valuable part of a book isn't simply what you learn while reading it, it's what you do with it afterward.
Join the reader list and stay connected to the tools created to help you put the books into practice.