My Rating System:
1 – Hated the book.
Couldn’t get into the book. Couldn’t connect with the main characters. Couldn’t follow the plotline/the plotline was awful. Zero potential in the book, if a series. Would not recommend. Would not read anything else by the author
2 – Didn’t like the book.
Couldn’t get into the book. Couldn’t connect with the main characters. Could barely follow the plotline/the plotline was borderline awful. Could barely see potential in the book, if a series. Would not recommend. Would read other books by the author but with great hesitation.
3 – The book was OK.
Could get into the book but it was a struggle. Could connect with one main character. The plotline was OK and for the most part, I could follow. Could see potential in the book if a series. On the fence about recommending. Would read other books by the author with hopes that they are better.
4 – Liked the book.
Could get into the book. Could connect with both main characters. The plotline was good and I could follow. Could see potential if books are a series. Would recommend. Would read other books by the author.
5 – Loved the book.
Got immersed in the book. Became very attached to the main characters. The plotline was fantastic and I could follow. Definite potential if books are a series. Would recommend. Would read other books by the author.
I mainly rate books 3’s or 4. 1, 2, and 5’s are rare.
I also rate the book at what age level it’s right for. The categories are:
Child: Under the age of 10.
Tween: For the ages between 10-13
Young Teen: For ages 13-16.
Older Teen: For ages 16-21
Adult: Ages 21 and up.
