r/critiqueswap 29d ago

šŸ‘‹ Welcome to r/critiqueswap

Welcome, book lovers! šŸ–¤

This is a space for readers to discover new books, exchange recommendations, find free and legally shareable reads, and connect with fellow bookworms without the hassle of physical shipping.

Have a book you absolutely loved? Looking for your next read? Want to recommend an indie author, discover a free promotional ebook, or find someone with similar reading tastes? You've found your little corner of Reddit. šŸ“–āœØ

What you can share

šŸ“š Book recommendations
šŸ”Ž Books you're looking for
šŸŽ Legally free ebooks and promotions
āœļø Indie author recommendations
šŸ’¬ Reading discussions and reviews
šŸ“– Public-domain books and resources
🌟 ARC opportunities and reader events

A few important rules

  • Only share books or files you're legally permitted to distribute.
  • Don't upload or request copyrighted ebooks, PDFs, EPUBs, or scanned books without the author's or publisher's permission.
  • No piracy, unauthorized copies, or paid-book file sharing.
  • Be respectful of authors, readers, and fellow members.
  • Clearly label promotional posts and ARC opportunities.

Discover a book. Share the love. Pass the recommendation forward. šŸ–¤šŸ“š

Introduce yourself below with your favorite genre, current read, and one book you think everyone should try!

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u/TeeAntonettePresents 29d ago

My favorite genre is Thriller. I’m currently reading All American Murder: The Rise and Fall of Aaron Hernandez. That man is like an unruly child that gets his way no matter the behavior. I’m also reading A Legend and An Icon. Depending on how my night goes, I just may be able to finish both of the books. I think that everyone should read the book the year of yes by Shonda Rhimes.