Official Review: How to Generate and Earn Royalty Income

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Re: Official Review: How to Generate and Earn Royalty Income

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This is an interesting educational non-fiction novel on royalties and the different ways to earn from them. It is heavily researched and professionally edited. The book has a free sample on Amazon Kindle and a detailed OnlineBookClub review. Congrats @BooksMarina on the BOTD.
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Thanks for the great review. This sounds like a good book to read if you are intresting in making income from royalties. It's good it is short since this could be a dry subject.
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It is good to see that the author has experience in the field hence this book will be beneficial to the right audience. Congrats to you book of the day.
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The author was straightforward in her presentation, and her points were easy to grasp and understand.
I'm not really sure if it's easy to understand. I checked the sample and it is indeed straightforward. Despite the claim of having a "casual style" on its disclaimer, it reads more like a textbook to me.

Thank you for your review.
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Sounds like it would be a good book that is easy to understand even for the beginner. I'm looking forward to reading it. Great review.
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As a musician, I have use of this book. Although I don't see myself reading a whole book about this subject, I think that some chapter will be highly informative.
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Thank you for the interesting review! It's good to know that the book could use more of a personal touch. I think I'll check it out to learn some tips and tricks.
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A great and helpful book. Nice review.
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I like the description of the book, but somehow it doesn't stand out for me. Thanks for the review anyways.
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Researching about income from royalty can be quite confusing especially for people who have no knowledge on accounting. I am glad this is simplified. Thank you for the insightful review!
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This sounds like a nicely written and to the point book, but I agree with you that it could use a personal touch as well. I find a book of this type holds my attention better if there is at least a small amount of a personal touch! Thanks for the excellent review!
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Most research books seem complicated to me, because of their difficult terminologies but your review definitely changed my perception. I like the fact that this book about Royalty Income is precise and easy to grasp. It's never too late to turn a new leaf it definitely goes on my reading list. Thanks for the informative review.
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I do not usually read this kind of books (maybe I should, I would probably learn a thing or two...). However, the very drawback that the reviewer pointed out is what sounds the best to me. I like reading research papers that are to the point :lol:

Thank you for such an informative and perspective-mending review! :)
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The book sounds lovely but I'm afraid it does not fall in my area of interest. Thank you for the review anyway
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