I have a question regarding book ratings on Amazon. My cousin wrote a book called #80: And Other Dog Stories, #80 referring to the identification number of a dog she rescued.
After reading my cousin's post on FB today I am confused about the ratings. I thought Amazon was rather strict and only those that purchased the books from Amazon could give them a rating. Maybe, someone/Bruce can explain this to me.
"As much as I would love it, not everyone is going to like me our like what I do. That is a fact. So today when I looked and saw I had a 3 star review on Goodreads, I had a sad face. It goes along with a 4 star review on Goodreads. Goodreads is owned by Amazon, so those stars appear on Amazon. 73 five stars, a 4 star and a 3 star. The 4 star person was kind enough to write something and I appreciate those words. 3 star person, not one word. It is hard to learn to improve without a few words.
So, I have a frowny face this morning. But there is nothing I can do about it. I am not going to re-write the book (although I seriously thought about it) It does not discount the 73 fantastic reviews. Some are not going to like my book and that is going to have to be OK."