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Established in 1976, the Midwest Book Review is an organization committed to promoting literacy, library usage, and small press publishing. The MBR publishes the following monthly book review magazines specifically designed for community and academic librarians, booksellers, and the general reading public:
MBR Review Copy Submission Guidelines (Get a Book Reviewed) The Midwest Book Review gives priority consideration to small publishers, self-published authors, academic presses, and specialty publishers whenever possible. Reviewing print books/CDs/DVDs is always free of charge.
The Bookwatch is a monthly library newsletter of book reviews generated by the editorial staff of the Midwest Book Review for titles in all genres and categories, as highly recommended for the general reading public.
For those new to the art of websurfing, here are step-by-step instructions for locating a specific review on the MBR website! If you are an author/publisher who received an announcement letter from us, then you can go directly to the newsletter with your review.
Here are interviews of Midwest Book Review founder and Editor-in-Chief James A. Cox, as well as a few testimonials. Feel free to submit your own testimonial! For the sake of privacy, only the first name of testimonial contributors will be mentioned on-site.
We accept reviews of books, audiobooks, ebooks, music CDs, and movies on DVD. Reviews of titles from all genres are welcome, and the publication date of the title doesn't matter. We also accept interviews of authors.
One of the things that distinguishes the Midwest Book Review is that we only publish/broadcast reviews that approve the book and recommend it to its intended readership (as well as bookstore retailers, librarians, parents, and teachers).
The Internet Bookwatch is a monthly library newsletter of book reviews generated by the editorial staff of the Midwest Book Review for titles in all genres and categories, highly recommended for community and academic library collections, as well as for the general reading public.
The Children's Bookwatch comprises reviews of books, music, games, and DVDs ideal for preschool through young adult readers. These are titles that would be suitable for family, school, and community library collections.
While also readily available in a digital book format (Kindle, $7.99), "Motherpuppin Adorable: What to Do When Your Dog Is Better Than Everyone Else's" will prove to be an immediately welcome and enduringly appreciated addition to community library Pets/Wildlife collections.