Review link generator
A link that opens straight onto the "write a review" page saves your readers three clicks, and every click loses some of them. Paste your book's Amazon link (or its ASIN) and get the review link for every Amazon store, plus Goodreads. Put them in your back matter, your newsletter and your advance copy emails.
The edition you want reviewed. The Kindle book and the paperback have different ASINs; Amazon usually shows their reviews together once it links the editions.
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Which link to use
Readers can only review on the Amazon store where they have an account, so give each reader their own country's link: in a newsletter, list the main ones; on your website, a short list works. A reader who isn't signed in is asked to sign in first and then lands on the review form.
Asking for reviews, within the rules
Ask for an honest review, never a good one, and don't offer anything in return. Amazon's rules on reviews apply to how you ask. More in Amazon's rules on free copies and reviews.
Kobo, Apple, Google Play and Barnes & Noble
Readers review from the book's own page there (in the app, for Apple and Google), so link to your book's store page. These Amazon and Goodreads links were checked on 5 October 2026: each one opens that store's review page, after signing in. Amazon Brazil couldn't be checked, so it isn't listed.
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