A magazine for readers — honest reviews, book-club guides and bookstores worth a road trip. All titles are fictional.
Nell Hart worked weekends at a used bookstore in college, writing tiny review cards for the shelves. Customers kept asking for more. Dog-Eared began as a newsletter of those cards and grew into a magazine for readers everywhere.
We never take payment for reviews, and we always tell you if a book wasn’t for us.
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Book reviews
Newsletter readers
Book clubs using our guides
Example figures for a fictional magazine.
Nell reads 100 books a year and has strong feelings about all of them.
Owen covers toddlers, big kids and the art of getting everyone out the door on time.
Rosa is a public librarian who can find you the perfect book in under a minute.
Our club has used your discussion questions for two years. They always start a great argument.
Ellen RossBook club host
Ten pages a day. I’ve read 14 books this year. Fourteen!
Marcus WebbReformed non-reader
Every Dog-Eared thriller pick has kept me up past midnight.
Priya NairThriller fan
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