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25% of spend donated to schools at LoveReading
DealEnds 31 May 2027
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25% of your spend is donated to schools when you shop at LoveReading.

This is LoveReading, a UK book recommendation site that has championed books since 2005 and opened its own online bookshop in 2022. Expert and reader reviews help you pick your next read, and a share of what you spend can go to a school of your choice.
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LoveReading started as a book recommendation website with reading for pleasure at its core. After years of recommending books across every genre and age group, it launched an online bookshop in July 2022 with a social purpose: getting more books into schools. It is part of a small family of sites that includes LoveReading4Kids for children’s books.
Browse by genre, from crime, sagas and romance to history, cookery and popular science, or follow the editors’ lists such as Star Books, Books of the Month, debuts, book club picks and reading guides. The shop sells hardbacks, paperbacks, ebooks and audiobooks, plus gift cards. Titles are supplied through the book distributor Gardners, and the site handles stock, shipping, customer service and returns itself.
The reviews come from in-house editorial experts and from a panel of reader reviewers who receive free copies and write up their thoughts. There are free extracts you can open from the Look Inside link under a book’s jacket, plus a wishlist and reading tracker if you sign up for a free account.
When you buy a physical book, a share of the cover price can be donated to a school you pick at checkout, at no extra cost to you. Ebooks give a smaller share. The school is told about the funds and can spend them as credit on books. If you don’t choose a school, that money goes to the site’s Funding for Schools scheme for schools in need.
Books go out by Royal Mail tracked services, with first and second class options and a weekday cut-off for faster delivery. Delivery goes to the UK, including Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands. Each book page shows its availability, and titles that need to be reprinted or ordered in carry a clearly marked lead time. Orders can’t be cancelled once placed, though out-of-stock and pre-order items can be.
Many titles are priced below the publisher’s RRP, and delivery is free above a basket threshold shown on the site. Any live code is listed on this page: copy it and enter it in the basket. Gift messages are free and gift envelopes are an optional extra.
Changed your mind? Send books back with Royal Mail within 30 days of delivery for a refund, less the original shipping cost. Damaged, defective or wrong items are refunded in full, including shipping, but tell them promptly.
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Read the retailer's current policy before buying. Eligibility can depend on the product, its condition and whether it has been used or activated. LoveReading delivery and returns FAQ
When you buy a physical book, a share of the cover price can be donated to a school you choose at checkout, at no extra cost to you. Ebooks give a smaller share, and the school receives it as credit to spend on books.
Orders are fulfilled through the book distributor Gardners. LoveReading handles inventory, shipping, customer service and returns itself.
Yes. It delivers across the UK, including Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands, but not overseas at present.
Yes, within 30 days of delivery. If you simply changed your mind the original shipping cost is not refunded, and you pay return postage. Returns must go by Royal Mail.
Yes. Many books have an extract you can open from the Look Inside link under the jacket image, and selected audiobooks have samples.
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