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Testimonial #1

I thought I’ll share all the amazing testimonies that I’m receiving for The Reading Bud (one by one.)

Here’s the first one:

“I was very impressed and pleased with all my interactions with The Reading Bud. When I initially contacted Heena requesting a review of my YA horror novel, Sisters of Sorrow, she was polite and professional. Specifically, she replied to my emails promptly. She made her expectations clear and her instructions specific and easy to follow.

I felt that Heena evaluated my book with an open mind. She took her time to understand the story rather than rushing through it in order to post a review and get on to the next book. I appreciate that, a lot. Her review was thorough and highly detailed. She posted it at Amazon, Goodreads, and several other important forums. I could not have been happier.”

-by Axel Blackwell, author of Sisters Of Sorrow


You can read other testimonials for The Reading Bud here.

 

6 responses to “Testimonial #1”

  1. Erika Kind Avatar

    Oh, that is so lovely! I am glad you got so rewarded for your efforts, Heena! 💖

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    1. Heena Rathore P. Avatar

      Thanks a lot, Erika! A small token of appreciation goes a long way in motivating the reviewer… I read this whenever I doubt my reviewing skills. Hehe!
      Thanks for reading!

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      1. Erika Kind Avatar

        Now you see them proved 😀

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  2. mihrank Avatar

    well deserved – congrats – hard work brings your a great accomplishments.

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    1. Heena Rathore P. Avatar

      Thanks a lot, Mihran!

      Like

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