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Straight answers about how Booklabria works. Search, browse by topic, ask the assistant — or send a note to a person.
Accounts, onboarding, finding your way around.
Shelves, progress, reviews, goals, Insights and Wraps.
Requesting, downloading and reviewing advance copies.
Joining, posting, polls, challenges and running a circle.
Pen names, books, series, campaigns, the Journal and Studio.
Password, sessions, e-mail, notifications, closing your account.
Who sees what, reporting, blocking, your data.
What the beta unlocks, plans, and what is not charged.
Keyboard, screen readers, motion, text size.
Login, e-mails, downloads, pages that will not load.
Sign up with an e-mail address and a password at /signup and pick a reader or an author account. That is all we ask for.
Read moreA reader account reads, reviews, posts to Reading Life and requests ARCs; an author account has a pen name, the Journal, a catalogue, campaigns and Studio. You choose one at signup.
Read moreUse the search box in the header — it finds books, authors, series and readers in one go — or browse Books and Authors with filters.
Read moreFrom the book page (Want to read) or the shelf card in your Library. A book lives on one shelf at a time.
Read moreFrom the book page: a 1–5 star rating, an optional title and body, and a spoiler flag. You can edit or delete it later.
Read moreWhen an author runs a campaign, the book page shows Request ARC and the ARC hub lists it. Read the requirements, add a note, send the request.
Read moreLinks expire fifteen minutes after they are issued. Ask for a fresh one from My requests; it costs nothing until a download succeeds.
Read moreFrom Circles, open one and press Join. Some join instantly, some ask the owner first (you see Request sent), some are by invitation link only.
Read moreSend it to the team. We read every message, and you can follow the conversation from your account.
Send it to the team