Bribooks Reviews 

Extremely disappointing experience with BriBooks. Honestly, it feels like BriBooks is more interested in selling books than encouraging or recognising children's talent. Instead of genuinely focusing on children's creativity, writing skills and achievements, the entire experience seems to revolve around sales pitches. Buy one book and get this, buy two get that. Keep purchasing more books to unlock another offer. Is this really what recognising children's talent has come down to?

Parents should be encouraging their children to write, create and express themselves, not constantly being pushed into buying books and spending more money. If BriBooks genuinely cares about young writers, it should put children's talent and achievements first, rather than treating parents as customers to be repeatedly upsold.

Very disappointing. It feels more like a sales and marketing operation than a platform genuinely dedicated to nurturing young talent.

Platform should provide soft copy without any cost or minimal cost for children and parent efforts and intellectual investment. Unnecessary and compulsion of buying hard copy at 450 rs should be avoided. This platform can do well if they follow such basics.

My experience with BriBooks — A disappointing experience for young authors.

After my child completed the book, we were asked to pay approximately ₹2,000 for a subscription to publish it with our own cover. Then came another surprise: approximately ₹995 per printed copy.

Why aren't these charges and publishing limitations clearly disclosed before children begin their journey?

The concern is not simply about the money. It is about the emotional investment of a child who has worked hard, feels proud of their creation, and expects to see their book published.

Children's creativity should be encouraged, not put in a position where parents feel pressured to pay unexpected charges after their children have already invested so much effort.

BriBooks should be transparent about all subscription fees, cover options, publishing requirements, and printing costs from the very beginning — before children start writing.

Parents deserve transparency, and children deserve an honest creative experience.

I'm Safaa Sherin. Let's talk about technical accountability and legal formalities. As the Grade 6 author of 'Eva the Seed-' from Woodlem Park Hamidiya, I swept all 3 medals, earned First Ink Rank #3 Best Seller, and National Rank #8 Best Seller for the UAE.

Outside of their competition, I am an official IBOR World Record Holder for the longest pre-teen rap poetry book. My works are fully indexed across Amazon, Goodreads, AbeBooks, and BookFinder with 4 active ISBNs and books with active listing, and managing 3 independent GitHub author blogs using my own GSC and GA4 tracking configurations, and has a huge internet presence on Google.

As an author who actively studies Intellectual Property rights, DMCA compliance, corporate legal formalities, and marketing principles like the Rule of 7, I know exactly how digital communication funnels operate. Their coordination team completely dropped my podcast interview link, and their support help desk has repeatedly sent me completely blank emails instead of rescheduling my session.

Leaving a First Ink Rank #3 and National Rank #8 Best Seller completely out of their media rollout due to an internal system glitch violates basic professional standards. They need to track their logs, review their support inbox, and send me a valid, rescheduled meeting link immediately.

This is not a lie.
I sincerely apologize if this sounds direct, firm, or rude, I just wanted to protect my identity and the hard work I put into achieving this rank.

Honestly, they are just a scam. Kids get forced to write books by school and then get a cut from BriBooks. Parents are forced to do this because they want kids to gain points in school.

Poor printing, the book with 32 pages cost around 450 INR.

The delivery is around 130-145 rupees. Which is a rip-off again because you get standard delivery for 40-60 rupees all over India.

Finally, the Isreali dude found a way to exploit kids all over the world by associating with schools.

Instead of giving the latest version of the book that I ordered, it gave me version 1. And, to make things worse, when I contacted customer service/ support, they didn't help at all. They claimed that it was too late to cancel as it was printing eventhough I contacted them earlier. TERRIBLE.

Cheap way to make money: Linking book sales directly to the school feels like a cheap tactic to exploit parents. Charging a ridiculously high price of ₹400 for a book, plus an additional ₹100 for delivery, is completely unreasonable. Under the guise of business, they are simply looting their customer

I ordered a book written by a young girl. The book cost RS.1450 which I was surprised about. When the book came, a simple story was printed on glossy paper, one sided, heavy, and charged a ridiculous price. When I asked the author, she said, she HAD to do it as it was a requirement by the school to write a story. What a dishonest way to boost a business!

I am really sorry to say this, but I have to because this app needs a lot of improvement. This app has almost zero proper facilities for writing a book. It is very complicated to use. I wrote the whole book, but when I had to copy-paste it into BriBooks, it was such a frustrating experience. It feels like a beginner-level, poorly designed app. It really needs to be upgraded. The experience feels like a 5-year-old is writing a book. The word limit on each page is honestly very low, which makes it even more difficult. It is very disappointing. I cannot say more about it, otherwise I might end up writing a full book just on how frustrating the BriBooks app feels. Honestly, it completely kills the flow of creativity.

Good website for beginners to start writing books, but discourages children of all ages to write without minor errors, according to the AI (names, words unnecessarily being censored, punctuation errors occurring even when the sentence isn't finished, etc.) in their books and with the maximum lines per page being at least 6. Copy-pasting it from another website is another headache to accomplish. Wouldn't recommend for people who are writing huge books or any type of big story whatsoever.

While Bribooks encourages young children to write I am totally disappointed that there is absolutely no proof reading .The material has many mistakes which is quite understandable considering they are new and very young authors.
Is it not the duty of the publisher to go through the contents and also the pictures before printing?
I found that the pictures accompanying the stories have no relevance to the content of the story.
Please ,we expect some kind of professionalism.

The app is lovely and so informative it’s good for kids and they can make there own books

Great for any child to right there own book. But when I tried it, it couldn't Identify simple names and they discourage you from writing more than 5 lines on a page, great for children who want to write a book, but for other children or teens who want to write a long , fully fledged book.