Write a book review: “Overcoming Adversity: Resetting Goals” by Nelson J. Fowlkes
Your take matters!
When we buy products from Amazon, Walmart, eBay, or any other online store, we often check customer reviews to get ideas about the quality of the product. We want to buy wisely by researching and getting reviews that will help us decide whether to buy the product or not.
Product reviews are helpful to many customers in making purchases because they are most likely less unbiased. Product reviews may be powerful in that they may make or break sales of the products. It matters to the maker of that product, the owner of the restaurant, the author, the musician, and the consumer. Reviews are so important.
When a book catches your eye, how frequently do you browse through the positive and negative reviews on Amazon or Goodreads? You definitely take the time to glance at the “stars,” even if you decide not to read them. Knowing what we are purchasing before we buy it is in our nature as consumers.
An audience, credibility with readers and publishing experts, sales, and publicity are all boosted by book reviews for authors. Furthermore, authors will become aware of the positive and negative aspects of their work, which will help them when they write their next book.
Another benefit of book reviews is that they are helpful to readers. Reviews provide consumers with more information to help them decide whether or not to buy. We ask ourselves, subconsciously or unconsciously, “Is it worth it?” and with reviews, we may respond to this question more confidently. Even when reviews are split 50/50, we might still choose to purchase the product to make up our own minds. We frequently wish to be able to respond to the opposing query, which is, “What am I getting myself into?”
Now, it’s your time to share your take with others. It’s your time to help the authors and other readers. Writing a book review gives you a chance to process a book. Writing a review is similar to journaling about your day in that it lets you think back on the book and your reflections about it, as well as what you appreciated and didn’t like. It also helps you come away with new insights. Additionally, it can assist you in concluding the book so that you can start a new one. How often do you finish a truly good book and find yourself too immersed in it to be ready to pick up another?
Read “Overcoming Adversity: Resetting Goals” by Nelson J. Fowlkes and see for yourself how to re-set. If you are looking for an opportunity to start fresh and create a new trajectory for your life, then this is the story for you. A most compelling takeaway concept: do not allow circumstances to define your worth.
Take a step. Write a book review. Because. Your. Take. Matters.