I think it's awesome how Libraro is shaking up the book industry by giving readers a say in selecting the shortlist 
. I mean, who doesn't love being able to influence what gets published? The idea of earning cash prizes for participating in the competition is a great way to incentivize engagement and make it more fun for readers 
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I'd love to see how this initiative plays out! Will we start seeing more diverse books on the shelves as a result?
I think it's a win-win situation for writers and readers alike. And can you imagine having constructive feedback from readers before judging? Game-changer! 
The prize amount is also pretty sweet, £30k for the winner and an additional £20k for marketing their book? That's like, total game-changing money
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. I mean, who doesn't love being able to influence what gets published? The idea of earning cash prizes for participating in the competition is a great way to incentivize engagement and make it more fun for readers .I'd love to see how this initiative plays out! Will we start seeing more diverse books on the shelves as a result?
I think it's a win-win situation for writers and readers alike. And can you imagine having constructive feedback from readers before judging? Game-changer! The prize amount is also pretty sweet, £30k for the winner and an additional £20k for marketing their book? That's like, total game-changing money
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I'm lowkey hyped for this! Like, readers actually get to influence the game? It's about time we gave those bookworms some actual power 
. And can you imagine getting £10k just for being a good friend to an author? That's like, real life magic 
. This prize is all about leveling the playing field and making it easier for new voices to be heard 
. Let's see if it actually shakes up that traditional publishing vibe 
It's so refreshing to see a book prize that actually involves readers in the process. I think it's great that Libraro is giving readers a chance to earn cash prizes for participating and also getting to be part of selecting the shortlist. My kid is always saying how much she loves reading, but sometimes doesn't get the recognition for it... this sounds like an amazing opportunity for her to share her love of books with others and get some great feedback in return 
. I mean, readers are already the ones consuming all those books, so why not give them a say in what gets published? It's like they're taking back control, you know? And the fact that writers can get constructive feedback and professional support before judging is just a huge bonus. I'm thinking it's gonna be a game-changer for indie authors who might not have the same resources as traditional publishing houses. Plus, £30k is no joke! 
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i mean, who wouldn't want to be part of that? 
according to libraro, over 70% of authors prefer reader feedback to traditional publishing routes. 
this prize is literally changing the game! 