Honestly, what is a book review?

answers1: A book review basically means what it's called; it reviews
what the whole book is about, without giving everything away.
answers2: It explains the premise of the story, but defines itself as
either a good book to be recommended to others, or not. The only
reason book reviews exist is to tell people about books, and pass on
thoughts about them
answers3: Typically a book review is designed by someone who has read
a particular book, and wants to share his/ her thoughts. <br>
A good book review would consist of several things, namely, a brief
description of the book (without detail) and then a more in depth view
of the book. <br>
Are you going to write a book review? <br>
Here's some pointers. <br>
One thing that I have found, when writing book reviews on my website
www.bookworm-book-reviews.com is that, <br>
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1. It helps to have read the book very recently. <br>
2. A description of the main characters is a must. <br>
3. *Never* give the story away. <br>
4. A good book review should be about 200 words or longer. <br>
I hope this helps!