Transparency

1. The editorial principle

Book choices, the order of lists and the tone of the writing follow editorial judgment. A commercial partnership does not buy space in a review, nor does it change a title's rating — and no piece is published purely because a commercial agreement stands behind it.

2. Affiliate links

When they exist, purchase links work like this:

• you click the link and go to the partner store as usual;
• the price you pay does not change because of the link;
• if the purchase goes through, the store may pass a commission on to the site;
• the link is always identified in plain sight, in the text or on the book's profile.

While no partnership is active, the buy buttons show up as "coming soon" — which is what you see on the house TBR.

3. Advertising

The site may also take paid placements (banners, sponsored articles or highlighted mentions). When that happens, the content will carry a clear advertising notice, kept separate from the editorial texts. No ad network is configured today.

4. Inventory of partnerships

This is the space for declaring each program, one row per partner:

Affiliate program

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Ad network

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Sponsorships

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Reciprocal benefits

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5. Disclosure in the content

• an affiliate notice right next to the purchase link;
• an advertising label on any paid placement;
• this page is updated whenever a partnership changes status;
• the date of the last update is recorded below.

Last updated

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Version

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6. Questions

If any link seems hidden, or a publication seems to have been paid for without notice, tell us through the channels on the contact page. Fixing the disclosure matters more than keeping the partnership.

no active partnerships — this page changes along with the site.