OnlineBookClub.orgReviews 1,605

I joined as a skeptic, but thought this would give me a push to read books in a relaxing manner as I used to do (instead of my technical information library). I chose a romance/historical fiction book, and read it whenever I had time to sit for a couple hours. I was confused on the website at first, but emails helped me find my way around and enabled me to complete the review. Reviews go through a stringent process, require a lot of work to accomplish, but give a sense of accomplishment when you are done. Highly recommended if you love reading and want to add the satisfaction of your view being recognized!

I was happy to be able to check the status of my review request at any time. I felt like I had a very capable team looking out for my best interests. My review was very professionally written and I felt the reviewer understood what I intended to convey in my book.

I'd like to share a few observations so others can make informed decisions. 1. The site charges $1 for "expedited support," yet despite claiming millions of members, only FEW hundred use that option. This raises fair questions about the platform's transparency and real engagement. Something both Author and Reviewer should keep in mind. 2. Many users have reported delayed or missing payments, often linked to sudden problems that tend to appear when payouts are due. Especially LARGE payouts. If you don't believe this, look at Reddit. 3. Although it presents itself as a large, supportive book community, several members have said it's difficult to get real help unless they pay for faster service. 4. Critical or honest feedback doesn't seem particularly welcome, which may explain why so much public praise contrasts with what's being shared on independent forums. If you've had experiences that seem misleading or unfair, you can report them through verified consumer channels like the Better Business Bureau (BBB) or similar accountability platforms. Doing so helps promote transparency and ensures companies are held to reasonable standards.
In short, take time to research before investing your effort or money. A platform built on genuine trust should never shy away from accountability.

The experience was good, except for the detail that, even when the book is also in Spanish in Amazon, I didn't found a way to add the Amazon link for the Spanish edition.
https://www.amazon.com/descubrimiento-am%c3%a9rica-spanish-juli%c3%a1n-p%c3%a9rez-ebook/dp/b0877bm55c

To be. Honest o haven't made any money from this site so I don't understand why it say you can make money but you don't you have to buy all these subscriptions to get points and yes still nothing

I am not too familiar with the ins and outs and computer language. It was not a problem. Very professional.

They want you to purchase a book, and they almost never pay you for it. Their "editors" will find anything to give a low enough score so they don't have to pay you. The guidelines are very strict, and you will put in a ton of hours and effort for a few dollars if you're lucky, but most likely you will not ever see any money from this. It is exploitive and should be shut down immediately. Also, the books they want you to read are GARBAGE. Written by weird old people who have no experience or any business writing books, and are paying this website to basically market for them and force people to buy their books. Do not waste your time.

An Island Long Ago was promoted as Book of the Day. I recommend heartedly because their support team was quick to respond to any questions I had, and seemed genuinely vested in my success. Thank you, Sarah.

I have had a strong and great relationship with the club

Well pleased with responses. Little disappointed in the time it takes to get a review. Thus, the 4 Star rating, rather than the 5 Star rating. Please get the review done. You will not be disappointed. Thanks.

Very friendly to interact with. I got my questions in time and I am glad I was helped.

OnlineBookClub.org is simply exceptional. Such a place where you read uncountable books and have so many experiences following the author's narration, can only get better by being paid after talking about a book you were opportuned to come across in the first place. We have to give it up for Scott Hughes, AKA Eckhart Aurelius.