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268 Comments from Authors/Publishers



The readers' comments are thoughtful and critiqued with respect, but most importantly, they all "got" the story. I'm delighted with the WS service provided. Their comments will absolutely make my next MG/YA better. If you get a chance, please let them know.
As you stated, go ahead and publish the reviews wherever. Keep up all the excellent work.

Nan Evenson, author of Walk On


Thank you for sending this feedback on Connecting Threads: Five Siblings Lost and Found. It was very moving to read the readers' comments about the book. These comments mean so much to me. It's important to know that the story carries some strength and a sense of hope for the readers who reviewed it. Very thoughtful and touching comments. Much gratitude to everyone! And I'm glad to know the cover needs some work.

E M Blake, author of Connecting Threads



Thank you so much for sending this feedback!! This was extremely helpful and filled with lots of great insights/reflections. Firstly, to have 15 readers for the book was something kind of unheard of. And to get 7 written reviews out of that 15 is incredibly, incredibly useful. We would love it if you guys could post these reviews for Consciousness in a Nutshell to Goodreads.
Really happy we submitted to TWSA. You're running a good thing here. I'll be sure to tell anyone who asks that this is an award competition worth submitting for.

Jay Nelson & Lindy Nelson, authors of Consciousness in a Nutshell


What a delight to read the feedback you shared with me about my book RATS With Backpacks: Dr. Donna Kean and Her Work at APOPO. I am so happy that they enjoyed the book, found Dr. Kean's story so interesting and the APOPO HeroRATs inspiring. I love to share the story to school children. Who knows who might discover another way to work together with animals to make a difference.
I would so appreciate you sharing the information with Goodreads and Bookbub if that's possible. What a joy to receive this email. It made me very happy. :)
Thank you for all of the work you do with the contests and fundraisers. Your support of fellow writers is very admirable.

J N Courtney, author of RATS With Backpacks: Dr. Donna Kean and Her Work at APOPO


Thank you so much for this, what a lovely document (feedback) to read, it's really appreciated.

Thank you to you and the team for the work and effort, it really is one of the most personable awards I've had the pleasure of being part of.

Bertie Stephens, author of Ellie Ment and the Material Matter


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