I see a lot of blogs do this. My definition of good may not be the same a some one else's. So, I should try to clarify. My ratings are usually determined by my mood, sadly. I'll make an effort though.
I'll probably never give out a 5. That's supposedly perfect. And nothing ever written is perfect. When I do give out let's say a 4.75, for instance, it's probably because the book made me happy and want more. That is probably the highest I'll go. I don't even think Twilight could get that.
Again, since I'm moody, this whole scale could be invalid. I'll try to control it though.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
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Pessimist! Some books just are perfect. I think that whenever you read a book where you wouldn't want to change a single thing, and you enjoyed reading so much you feel sad becuase you reached the end and there's no more words to read, you should give it a 5.
ReplyDeleteP.S I'm sure your'e never moody =]
No, you're wrong. I am very moody. I get what you are saying.
ReplyDeleteThe first time I read Breaking Dawn, I cried at the end. When I finished the Underland Chronicles I was upset to.
Maybe I'm becoming a pessimist again. :)
You cried at the end of breaking dawn? Wow. That's devotion. Lol.
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