Giving advice to the author.
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Giving advice to the author.
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You shouldn't privately contact the author.
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To elaborate, most likely the author isn't going to rewrite that book. So you want to explain your rating and doing so should in itself advise them how they could have written the book better which is advice they can use in writing their next book.
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