Official Review: How to Generate and Earn Royalty Income
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Re: Official Review: How to Generate and Earn Royalty Income
Thanks again for the review.
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You make a good point. It's much easier to relate to a narrative when the author involves personal experiences.There was only one thing that I disliked about this book. I was expecting a level of personal touch to the narrative, but I didn't see it. Though the author cited examples to buttress her points, there was no personal side to it. I wasn't expecting the author to riddle the book with her own stories. However, a couple of personal experiences would have added more credibility to the narrative. This book could pass for a research paper. Though the absence of personal touch didn't change the fact that this book was a good read, it would have made it more relatable.
Amazing review! Thanks!
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