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why do you think reviewers should explain their opinions, rather than just say that they like or dislike a book ?
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why do you think reviewers should explain their opinions, rather than just say that they like or dislike a book ?
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If someone has the job and responsibility of being a reviewer, they should be thorough with their reviews and give supporting reasons to back up their opinions because that makes them more trustworthy and more credible.
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