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Vampires of El Norte
Isabel Cañas
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So I've been reading through the reviews written by people I follow (love being able to filter the feed on profiles!) because I'm nosy and looking for recs - and to help me learn to write better reviews.
It got me thinking about what type of reviews I like to read and are helpful to me, and I just know that everyone has different 'requirements' for what makes a review good for them. It's making it really fun to look through them, knowing that what doesn't quite work for me will work for someone else.
For example, I prefer an almost negative amount of 'spoilers' (this is probably just my disinterest in hearing/reading premise recaps - if I wanted to read the blurb I would have, and I generally don't), an overview of the vibe (including tone, setting/time, genre/sub-genre), and a couple of reasons why the book worked (or didn't work) for the reader.
What about you? What do you prefer to see, and write, in reviews?
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I just want to thank everything that lead me to read this book Néstor Duarte is a MAN
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i love néstor’s duality, he’ll say the most romantic loverboy stuff ever and then the next page is nena with a wet shirt and he’s just going AWOOOGA HUMMINA HUMMINA BARK BARK BARK
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