How do I rate a review based on the 5 star rating?
I was a little tired of always saying Yes, I loved the book, but I wanted more to it. What did I love about this book? What was my least favorite part? Was it believable?
I have done some research and found the CAWPILE system. I love it!! CAWPILE was invented by G at Book Roast. G has a video on YouTube. Her video is Awesome. I recommend checking that video out. Right below you see ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️'s at the end of my review, you will see my CAWFILE rating.
I am going to add what the link from the Book Riot site says about CAWPILE. I do not want to mess this up. This is not in my own words (all in ""). Go to the site about and her video for more details.
"CAWPILE is a rating system, an acronym for seven key tenets a reader can use to generate specific, targeted reviews in a consistent way. The letters stand for:
Characters
Atmosphere/Setting
Writing Style
Plot
Intrigue
Logic/Relationships
Enjoyment
To fulfill the system, each parameter should be rated out of 10. Once this is done, the overall result should be divided by seven, which produces a sometimes decimal-pointed answer between 1 and 10.
This 1-10 scale is arguably too specific to be broadly adopted, so instead, we convert the number back into a 5-star rating as follows:
If the book score is:
0-1.1, there is no score.
If it scored 1.1-2.2, that’s one star.
2.3-4.5 is two stars.
4.6-6.9 is three stars.
7-8.9 is four stars.
9-10 is five stars.
So, in a hypothetical book review, scored as following:
C: 9
A: 9
W: 8
P: 9
I: 7
L: 8
E: 9
This gives me a total score of 46, which divided by 7 is 8.4. This gives me a solid four-star review."
I'm looking forward to using the CAWPILE.
Happy Reading! Melissa
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