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Originally Posted by drofgnal
I'm not sure how useful it is. I typically don't think of my like for a book in that granularity. I use 3 stars for just ok, 4 for good, and 5 for excellent. on the other end, 2 stars was I finished but is was a slog, 1 star horrible DNF. I might could find use for 1/2 stars, but 1/4, I doubt it.
Does this mean when you finish an amazon book on a Kindle and it asked you to rate it, you'll be given fractional choices now?
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According to an email I got from goodreads about it, I suspect no, Because they mention that, if you rate from your kindle, you can later adjust the rating at goodreads.