Rating System











Didn't like it : It is not a book worth reading...


 It was OK: But I won't probably address it again.




 Liked it: It's enjoyable and worth reading.




Loved it: It's a very good book that I loved, definitely worth reading




It's amazing: It's an adorable book that is worth reading over and over again..


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