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I really want to make better, more thoughtful reviews. I want to be able to form thoughts about a book that are more than my cave man brain of "book good, me like". I really want to but have no idea where to start. How do you review books. Do you go off some sort of list or guide in your mind? Do you ask yourself questions and then write the answers down? How long do you normally wait after finishing a book before you rate it or write a review? I'll take any advice I can get because some of the books I read are masterpieces and deserve a review that reflects their beauty properly. Even if all you have are examples rather than advice, I'd gladly take that as well. This also kind of goes into me wanting to be able to explain what certain books are about more thoughtfully rather than regurgitating the description.
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