Paris in July 2023
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Looks like #parisinjuly2023 is doing really well, with already 75 links, about books, movies, food, travel, and more!
I had missed a few posts, I believe now all your posts are listed in the recap.
Be sure to visit each other’s posts, we have so much wonderful input from everybody here!

I just wanted to be sure you all know that we have giveaways and review copies.

And now, these giveaways are actually open to all, not just to #parisinjuly2023 participants, so be sure to tell all your friends about them!

Here is a recap:

GIVEAWAYS:
Click on the cover to access the super simple entries – OPEN TO ALL!

REVIEW COPIES:

And we’ll have 2 more giveaways, starting on July 25 and 28.

AMAZON NEW GUIDELINES

On October 3, 2016, Amazon posted new guidelines for reviews.

A reviewer was concerned that readers could no longer post their reviews on Amazon, as they receive books for free through France Book Tours.

No worry, you can still do so, just with a minor modification:

In the past, Amazon allowed reviewers to post a review in exchange for a free or discounted product as long as they disclosed that fact. Now, they state the following:

Book authors and publishers may continue to provide free or discounted copies of their books to readers, as long as the author or publisher does not require a review in exchange or attempt to influence the review.

 Click here to access the whole page of new Guidelines

Therefore, from now on you don’t need to mention you received the book in exchange for a review.
Instead we suggest that you use this statement when posting on Amazon and other retail sites:

I received this book free of charge from the author/publisher

And for those who use Amazon vine:

Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any question.