Or perhaps writing a review could be another volunteer option. Credits could be given for writing them. Jana ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna Smith" <donnafsmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 4:56 PM Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: Book reviews [was: Just Submitted three Books] > The option to provide a book review appears when you are on the download > page for the book. So if you scroll down past the links for downloading the > book either in Daisy or BRF, and past the long synopsis, you will find a > statement about the number of reviews for that book. I've only seen 0 > reviews thus far. But then there is a link to click if you'd like to submit > a review for that book. There must be a shorter way to describe this! > <smile> > > I think reviews would be helpful, but I confess that when I'm looking for > reading material, it's, not surprisingly, stuff I haven't read before, and > when I've completed the book, I seem to lack motivation to go back and put > in a review. I kind of think this is something that should be promoted > outside the volunteer pool. Not that volunteers can't participate, but > because I kind of feel like we fool around with the books enough as it is. > Maybe BookShare could promote having all those subscribers to the program > write reviews? Does anyone know how many subscribers there are on > BookShare? > > Peace and Hope, > > Donna > >