One of the nice things about this group is that it's made up of "a large group of readers, both individuals and members of book clubs, located throughout the United States, Canada, and the European Union" -- in other words, they're an organization of "real" readers. From their website:
"The single most important criterion that we ask our readers to use in judging a book is whether or not they would recommend it to their best friend."I very much like the idea that Dragonfriend is considered worthy of such a recommendation. Thanks, B.R.A.G.!
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I'd brag on it for sure!
And that's a great mantra -- "Would you brag about this book to your best friend?" It really puts any book into a simple perspective.
(Except of course that one's best friend might not be into this particular genre and therefore one wouldn't recommend the book anyway, in which case the mantra fails somewhat... Sorry, I'm rambling now.)
Congrats!
Thanks, Keith! It was a very pleasant surprise. And yes, best friends who aren't really into an author's particular genre can be a problem as they bust the sharing/bragging mantra into tiny little pieces, all the while causing him to wonder why they are his best friends in the first place. Or something like that.
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