Review: Another really generic smoothie book. Here's how you can improve it:
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 23, 2014
There's now 1,000,000 smoothie books floating around the Kindle market, clogging up the e-book arteries like 10 years of McDonald's in a fat dude's bloodstream. I, however, may find myself buying them because I am addicted to reading recipes, probably because I am writing this from a Siberian prison camp and I long for the sunshine, fruit juice drinks, and my dear Helga who now lives in Austria. Recipes give me hope.My problems aside, this book could use the following help:- It's too short. The content should match the expertly designed book cover. Whoever made the cover on Fiverr.com needs props.- The pictures need help. They're taken with flash turned on, inside of a room with bad lighting already, using a cellphone camera from 2005. There's so many good cameras on the market that bad photos are inexcusable.- The recipes need more interesting names so that you can remember them. So the next time you're making a Mr. Carrot Goes to Washington, you'll remember where the name of the drink came from.- Maybe some advice about losing weight in general would help.Otherwise, this is the world's most generic Kindle e-book, and unless the author pumps ten thousand dollars into marketing and pop-up ads promising that it will change your life like watching 2001: A Space Odyssey while simultaneously tripping on mushrooms, then it's not going to make very many sales, unless the author follows the advice in this comment. Good luck!