On Day 1 we cover what an ARC actually is (and clear up all the myths that are probably holding you back right now), what types of ARCs exist so you can pick the format that fits how you already read, and how to approach reviewing the right way from the very start.

Spoiler: there are way more places to find ARCs than you think, and you do not need to be some big-name BookToker to access them. On Day 2 you'll learn where to actually look for ARC opportunities as a beginner and walk away knowing exactly where to focus first because trying to do everything at once is the fastest way to get overwhelmed and quit before you ever get your first book.

This is the day we get your profile ready so publishers actually want to say yes to you. You'll learn what a strong reviewer profile looks like, what details publishers are paying attention to before they approve your request, and how to set yourself up so your profile does the work for you.

By the end of Day 4, you will have an actual ARC request submitted and a book on its way to you. This is the easiest day of the bootcamp, but also the most important!

Getting the ARC is only half the job. On Day 5 you'll learn how to write a review that publishers love and that actually helps fellow readers decide if a book is for them. You'll walk away with a simple, repeatable structure you can use for every single book going forward, plus a plan so you don't lose momentum once the bootcamp wraps up.

Day 6 is all about what comes next, how to keep building your skills, expanding where you find ARCs, and growing your presence as a reviewer. Think of it as your roadmap for life after Day 5.