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Julie Broad explains how to use Book Sirens to screen and approve ARC (Advance Reader Copy) requests so authors can control who downloads their books. She describes reviewing a reader's history and preferences to accept or reject reviewers (e.g., reject those who dislike certain topics or leave harsh reviews). She notes that, as of May 2023, Book Sirens can request reviews be posted to Kobo, Apple, BookBub, and Google, and recommends the platform as a low-cost way to obtain reviews.

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