Just Good Books Reviews

I fell for the seemingly good offer of cut price books and Special Offers that this company offer. I ordered and received my "Specials" all at heavily discounted prices - fine. I only had to buy one other book to complete my committment. No problem, I duly sent off my order for Roly's Real Food, received the book and the invoice. ...  Read the complete review

Okay, so I'm a little bit gullible but I got suckered by Britannia into spending far too much money on CDs after their introductory offer and was wary that this company would be the same. Happily, I've been proved wrong. Just good books is exactly that, just good books. They are a book club that have a joining criteria of you must ...  Read the complete review

I become a member of just good books through ipoints. as a member of ipoints I got 120 points to become a member of just good books(you need 150 points to get £10 lesiure vouchers). Initially you can buy up to 5 books at 75% off priceand you get variety of choice. the great thing about this club is you only have to buy one more book as a club ...  Read the complete review

When I was looking on the My Points (a reward scheme – for more see my opinion!) and I saw this site. You could get five books with 75% off, a free book and 500 points for My Points. I signed up immediately, really pleased with my offer that I had found on this site. I was looking through the choices that they had and I was very ...  Read the complete review

I saw an advert for Just Good Books and thought it seemed like a good deal - the books were priced at very good prices compared to the shops and your only commitment was to buy 1 book from them in 6 months, so I went ahead and ordered 6 books with one being included free as an introductory offer. They say if you order a minimum of 3 books that ...  Read the complete review

After weeks of mooching around the shops looking for Xmas pressies for the family, I decided today to have a little peep onto the internet to see if it could solve my yearly problem of what to buy everyone. After getting bombarded with emails from ipoints offering me double points to join various schemes, I decided on Just Good Books. ...  Read the complete review

Just Good Books blatantly advertise that they beat anyone on the price of thousands of books and not just any old books, but the best books money can buy. After viewing such a statement it was only natural that I was pretty interested in finding out more. First you will need to become a member. This is free and you will be ...  Read the complete review

Lured by the generous extra points from mypoints, I signed up for membership to Just Good Books. Odd though it may seem, I very rarely read books, as I have the attention span of a ... .............................................................................. ............................ where was I? Oh yes, goldfish. ...  Read the complete review

As a member of i-points, an internet point scheme, I received an e-mail telling me to visit Just Good Books and receive 70 points for joining. I am an avid reader and love new books. Something about the smell maybe. It seemed a really good deal. Buy any amount of books, discounted at upto 75%. I took a look at the site and was amazed to see ...  Read the complete review

Yet another offshoot from the Book Club Association empire, but this time, they seem to be offering something different, or at least, with less strings attached. (Scroll to bottom for updates!) ---- Introductory offer ---- With Just Good Books, they promise you only ever have to buy one more book within six months of ...  Read the complete review

I love books. I love getting them, reading them, and having them. I will even dust them … well, sometimes. I love a bargain too, so when Mypoints directed me into the Just Good Books site (www.justgoodbooks.co.uk) which advertises “75% off every book” I thought I’d found the equivalent of the everlasting bottle of ...  Read the complete review