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Old 01-12-2016, 12:42 PM   #79
NickyWithNook
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Self-published books are riskier, but there is some risk regardless. And I agree with those who said reviews are pretty close to worthless. I find the one-star reviews to be the most helpful. If I can see why people did NOT like the book, it very often tells me either that I will actually probably like it, or that I'll probably agree with them.
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