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Thank you, Lisa Kay! That's exactly what I needed to know. I suspected it would be easy, but I'm not in the mood to break GR (it is the weekend, after all, and they don't do no repairing on the weekends) with my experimenting.
LOL! Well, if anyone could do it, it would be you, Dhes. ☺
Lisa Kay wrote: "LOL! Well, if anyone could do it, it would be you, Dhes. ☺"Isn't that the truth!
Maybe you’ve read the paperback version and now you’re listening to the audiobook and want to give it a different rating. Or you read it in a different language and want to shelve it differently. Here is how:
◈ Rate and review the first edition as you would any book.
◈ Then click on the “other editions” box on the right, as shown in Screen #1 indicated by
the red arrow.
Screen #1 ◈ Find the next edition you desire. Click on the cover, as shown in Screen #2 indicated by
the red arrow. (Do NOT click on "switch to this edition.")
Screen #2 ◈ The next screen will show that edition’s bookcover (yellow arrow, Screen #3).
◈ It will also flag you that you also reviewed a different version (green arrow, Screen #3).
◈ Fill out your review, added your star rating, and tag your shelves (red arrow, Screen #3).
Screen #3
◈ When you go into My Books, you’ll see that you have two editions posted (orange arrows,
Screen #4).
◈ If you rated them differently, there will be two different star ratings (green arrows,
Screen #4).
◈ If they don’t appear together, click on "find duplicates" (blue arrow, Screen #4).
Screen #4
◈ If you wish to review a third (or more) edition, simply repeat the process.
Please note: The review of audiobook of Mine Till Midnight used in this example, narrated by the wonderful Rosalyn Landor, is just for instructional purposes; it in no way intends to reflect that the audiobook is less than the paperback. In fact, I highly recommend it!