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Old 07-26-2014, 09:29 PM   #4
SteveEisenberg
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For movies I always go do Rotton Tomatoes for it's aggregate score of professional reviewers (unlike the non professional average score found on IMDB) before deciding to spend my time and money on a movie.
AFAIK, there is no Rotten Tomatoes equivalent for books. It is badly needed.

A few public libraries subscribe to Book Review Digest Plus. I've never seen it on-line and so can't venture an opinion.

Ditto for Book Review Index.

www.realclearbooks.com is worth knowing about, but is not anything like the complete guide to signed, paid-for, reviews that I need.

Personally, I google the book title, in quotation marks, and the word review. Most of the hits will be for places trying to sell the book, but often I get lucky.
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