Book Review of Freelance Writing Guide

Freelance Writing Guide by Christine Rice

$4.99

5 Stars out of 5 Stars

This Author asked for me to review one of her books, and I chose this on. I've always wondered what freelance writing was, and this book is full of info. Some of it that I found most helpful,because it talked about how to make better reviews, which was differnt from how I review books, but it made sense. It also talked about a few social sites like Behance and Writingroom. The book was from the view that you are a new friend to  Christine and asked her about Freelance Writing. As I'm currently a senior in high school, most of the info. wasn't helpful for because of my age. In all this was a great book.  
I would recommend the book to Authors that want to ideas for what to do on their blog,  people who have a family and are going to college and want to become a Freelance Writer, and those that want an idea on how to make great reviews

Read from September 22 to 27, 2013

Date when  Author sent me the Book : September 9th

Length of book : 107 pages

Where book can be found Amazon, Smashwords

About the author : Christine has been a published author since 2007 when she published her first book, "Poetry for the Heart." In 2008, "Essays for the Soul" was published, followed by "My Not-So-Ordinary Life" in 2009 and "Freelance Writing Guide" in 2012.

Her books are available in paperback and ebook versions at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, iBookstore, Kobo, Sony, Smashwords, and Lulu.

She has plans for several more books that are due out in 2013 and 2014, namely two memoirs, a poetry book, and a compilation of articles.

She will forever be an author and she will never stop writing and publishing books because it is her passion.

New requests book review requests announcement

Here are my latest requests:

Florentine Lily

Requested me to review Wasteland of Anger and Hatred

T. Lucas Earle

Requested me to review Monkey Talk  free on Amazon on October 2 and The 13th Prophet  free on Amazon on October 6th.

Book Review of Lost Face

Lost Face by Jack London

Free
4 Stars out of 5 Stars
Story 1: Lost face is a gruesome tale about this guy, a fur thief who claimed to have some medicine that makes skin stone hard, unfourtanly for the Indian who had to try to cut his head off was successful and so his name was changed to lost face for beheading someone

Story 2: Trust involves a man named Churchill who has an adventure near Crater Lake 

Story 3: To Build a fire is a story from the viewpoint of someone who didn't cover himself for the cold properly, and the outcome from that.

Story 4: That Spot is about a mutt that cost $110 worth of 1890's money. It talks about how Spot was really intelligent, but would rather steal from those not looking. As he did everything but work, lots of funny things happened 

Story 5 : Flush of Gold is basically a love story gone wrong, her lover died similar to the main charter of To Build a fire, but he didn't have any matches. 

Story 6: The Passing of Marcus O' Brien has to with Marcus O' Brien, but before it got to his death, there was a lot of crude language

Story 7: The wit of Porportuk, it talks about this Indian girl, then it talks about Porportuk who was in a lot of debt. One of the things that caused this was a ship that sunk from arctic ice. The rest is quite interesting.

Basically all the stories in this book have something to with a dog, or figuratively like in The wit of Porportuk for an example
I would recommend the book to people that like books with dogs in them
Read from August 20 to September 22, 2013
Date when I got the book January 19, 2013 at Amazon.com
Length of book 185 pages

Jack London (1876-1916) is author of Call of the Wild, Sea Wolf, and White Fang, among many other works.

1st Author to request a book review

I finally had some author ask for me to review a book of theirs.
It's Christine Rice, who

and I have chosen to review her book Freelance Writing Guide

As it turns out, she has an about.me page and a Author interview on Book Goodies 

I will begin reading this book to review it after finishing and reviewing Lost Face by Jack London, as it turns out, I'm about 51% finished with it

Book Review of I Am Number Four

 I Am Number Four by Pittacus Lore

2 Stars out of 5 Stars
This book would have been a good read but, around page 45 there started to be swearing on just about every other word, which made me feel bad. As it had been a 5 star book until then.
I would recommend the book to People that like books that have a minefield of crude language
Read from August 29 to September 05, 2013
Checked out book from my school library on the 29th
Length of book 440
About the author:
Pittacus Lore is Lorien's ruling Elder. He has been on Earth for the last twelve years, preparing for the war that will decide Earth's fate. His whereabouts are unknown.

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