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Dragons are not only in the past. Now, they are in books and spreading like wild fire.
Rating System
I had a rating system for the movie reviews, so I decided to implement a rating system for the books as well. This will allow people to see my opinion right off the bat, without having to read through the entire review, should they chose not to.
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The Brown Dragon is the lowest rating. This says that the majority of the characters are flat, the plotline is bland and boring, and/or the entire structure of the book is very, very simplistic or poorly written. |
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Red Dragon is the second lowest rating. This means that the majority of characters are just a step above 'flat', the plotline is overused or predictable, and/or the structure of the book needs serious work. |
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This little dragon is the mid-point. This shows that a book has decent characters, but they are somewhat bland and/or boring, that the plotline is good, but not quite original, or that the structure is good, but not as good as it should be for the story itself. |
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Black dragons say that the book has some outstanding points. The book could have great, rounded characters but still have something that keeps it from reaching the gold. This could also mean that the plotline is innovative, or, it could mean that the structure is well done and well organized. |
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Gold is for none but the best. This could mean that the characters are well-rounded and original or that the plotline is good, well laid-out, and innovative. Finally, it could also mean that the structure is thought-provoking, new, and/or perfect for the book. |
The graphics used for the rating system are provided by Amber's Dragon Lair.
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