Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: 17 September 2026

LitFever may earn a commission when you buy through a qualifying book link.

How affiliate links work

A retailer can recognise a referral through a partner identifier in the link. If its programme rules are met, it may pay LitFever a commission. You buy from the retailer, not from LitFever. We do not add a separate fee to your order. Retailer prices, promotions and programme eligibility can change.

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Recognising an affiliate link

We place commission disclosures near book offers, as well as in this policy. The policy does not replace the notice accompanying a recommendation. On social platforms, the relevant post or video should also make the commercial relationship clear.

How we select books

Reader appeal, a book's subject and the strength of a verified passage guide selection. A commission is not evidence that a book is good, that we have read every edition, or that a particular reader will enjoy it. We do not sell positive verdicts. Any paid placement or gifted review copy should be identified with the relevant recommendation.

Formats, editions and regional differences

Check the destination before buying. The quoted edition and the linked edition may differ, especially for translations and audiobooks. An AI-narrated LitFever video is our presentation of an extract; it is not a sample of a commercial audiobook or its narrator. We do not imply that a book has an audiobook unless an offer has been identified.

Tracking and questions

Following a retailer link brings you under that retailer's privacy practices. See our Privacy Policy for the distinction between outgoing links and website tracking. For a broken or misleading offer, email hello@litfever.com with the page and link.