Just joined to review and a little lost
- Dalvarion
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Just joined to review and a little lost
A little about me, worked in the Motel/Hotel business 20+ yrs, was in the ARMY, stationed in Germany. I have been to approx 36 countries, and have a Associates Deg. in Accounting. I have always been a avid reader, initially it was biography's, then my Mother bless her gave me a Piers Anthony book " A spell for Chameleon " well thats where i fell in love with fantasy fiction and or other fiction books. Still reading those today.
-- 28 May 2016, 17:29 --
oh also, not sure where the link is to look at the books, I am able to read and put a review on, any guidance and suggestions would be appreciated.
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You first have to join the Review Team via your User Control Panel, but you can only do this once you have at least 5 approved posts in the reading forums (off-topic posts don't count). After this, you can select your first review via the RT page (found just as the top alongside "Your Posts") and then you can post your review after you have written it.
I hope this helped. Good luck!
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"In the case of good books, the point is not to see how many of them you can get through, but rather how many can get through to you." (Mortimer J. Adler)
- Dalvarion
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You have to post those official reviews on the Private Review Team Forum. After they are approved by an editor, a mod will move them to the appropriate forum.NolaLady03 wrote:I know you just answer this question but does it matter where do post these reviews and how do they get approved? Are there certain forums that should be use in order to become full reviewer?
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- Dalvarion
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Once you are part of the Team, a Review Team section will appear as the first "forum" when you are logged in on the forums. In the Review Team forum, you can click on Select to see the list of review books available to you. Keep in mind that you won't see the full list of review books since there is delayed access to many of the books at first. Also, you have to do a few (I think it's 2...not sure) unpaid reviews before you will be granted access to any paid reviews. As your overall score increases, you will get access to the higher-paid review books and the delayed access time will decrease and eventually disappear. Read the details on what categories make up your score. ?In general, it's a combination of forum participation, review popularity, and editorial analysis of your reviews.
When you are ready to submit your review, go back to the Review Team section and you will see "Update" in the left hand corner of the menu in place of "Select." Click on "Yes, I finished reading the book". Then read the instructions what to do next.
After you copy and paste your review to the appropriate place, you will still have to go back to the Review Team forum to "Update." It will tell you to check on the box for the rating you gave the book and then submit a short ending blurb. In the ending blurb, you should give a short explanation of what you liked or didn't like about the ending (see the Review Team guidelines). The blurb has to be approved by the author. The purpose of the ending blurb is to prove you read the entire book, so it's helpful to tie the ending to the rest of the book. Here's an example - "I was so happy that Molly quit her job at the end of the story. She had only worked as the VP of her family's construction company because her father wanted her to take over the business when he retired. Her real dream was to run a bookstore so I was happy she finally stood up to her father and pursued her dream. She even set up a corner of her bedroom to look like a bookstore when she was a child. During the story, her mother and her boyfriend told her she should pursue her dreams even if it meant going against her father's wishes." I just made that up to show you that I gave my favorite part of the ending and also tied it to a few things that happened in the rest of the story. This way the author would be able to see you read the entire book, not just the final pages.
- Dalvarion
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Your wife won't mind your nose in a book if she sees you are getting paid to read - hahaha.
- Dalvarion
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I went ahead and asked her, there was no comment just that look that said it all LOL
-- 30 May 2016, 21:18 --
OK another curious question, i have a ipad and I am assuming the books are ebooks vs paper backs. do we have an app i can download and use to load them ? will i need spl software for the ipad?