About PBR
Hello there! Do you like to read and browse bookstores? Are you in a book club? Does a good book inspire you, or do you stay up way too late because you can't put that book down? We're the same way. So what can we say except Happy Reading and we hope you enjoy our site.

The Shakespeare and Company bookshop on Paris's Left Bank
We are Linda and Andrea, sisters who love to read. Talking about books was always a fun and sometimes heated part of our family's holiday dinners. At one of these dinners, we were discussing how frustrated we were reading mediocre books touted as great reads. One thing led to another and before we knew it we had PrincetonBookReview.com. And, in case you're wondering, we started in Princeton, NJ, which is how our name came to be.


We're an online Book Club and we love sharing the really good books we find. Because we are not affiliated with any publisher, author or bookstore, our reviews are honest. We're simply sharing our thoughts and hopefully helping others find really good books to read


Want to know what we're reading? Our Book Review section is a great place to start. Or,try our Blog where you'll find book recommendations, recipe and drink ideas that go well with book club meetings,inspirational quotes and more.


Another popular section is our Book Club section. This is especially true if you belong to a book club. Some books stimulate conversation better than others. So, we pulled together some that are sure to get things going at your meeting.
If you want reading suggestions delivered directly to your mail box, sign up for our Newsletter. In it you'll find books, and links to other fun bookish things.
We will never share, sell or rent individual personal information with anyone. We use appropriate security measures to protect against the loss, misuse and alteration of data used by our system.

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