Review: Jo Linsdell Makes Virtual Book Tours Easy!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 3, 2013
I don't read non-fiction that often. Even when I "read" it, I'm not "reading" but skimming over the parts that I could give two shytes about for the bits I want to read.The fact that I read Jo's book doesn't surprise me (most of the non-fiction I read has been writing-related). What surprises me is how FAST I read it."Nobody ever made money writing a book - only by selling it." -Brian JudFrom the start of that quote to the end of the book, I was caught like a fish on the end of the line, being drawn in to the fisherman.When I began reading, I knew nothing about virtual book tours. Nada. Absolutely nothing.Now, not only do I understand them better, but I feel that I might be able to attempt one myself closer to the time I publish my own work. Jo uses simple, clear vocabulary to discuss book tours and everything needed to complete one of your own as well as gives information about what kind of tours there are, and how to go about setting one up.From the full definition and description of virtual book tours to discussions about what to include in a "media kit" - something I have never heard about before reading this book - Jo shows how easy and (most importantly) how rewarding a virtual book tour can be.If you're interested in doing or hosting a virtual book tour or, like me, need to discover what it actually is, pick up a copy of this book. You'll be glad you did!