Ana C.'s comments (member since May 27, 2009)

Ana C.'s comments from the Goodreads Librarians group.

As said above, I think you should message the person who added the book.
I made a research and that author has at least 5 books published (and a few short stories), so merging might be a mistake.

But it's kind'a funny how omeone actually managed to add a book with only "___" as title

Kim wrote: "what is the criteria for leaving quotes? So many are just dull lines from a book or even long excerpts. It is just one person's opinion of a meaningful quote? for instance, browse the quotes fro..."

I agree with you on that. I'm not sure there are more quotes like that, but the ammount of "Twilight" wuotes is ridiculous. Almos the entire books are on the qutes system. I just don't see the logic in that.

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JG wrote: "Go ahead and change it. The edit page clearly says to avoid reviews and stick to the facts: Description/synopsis only—not your review. Please avoid spoilers, especially if copying from Wikipedia."

Thanks! I assumed I should change it, but I wanted to make sure.

Hi,

I don't know if this has been answered before but I just saw that in the book description for The_Coming (http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/21615...) by Joe Haldeman there is a biased opinion, where I supposed it should have a generic outline of the story. Is this ok? Should I change it?