Discerning My Rating Scale

THE QUALITY SCALE
The quality scale is based on precious metals-a ranking system that is generally universal and easy to understand.

Gold -The standard for all other books to follow. Strong, well developed characters and story line with no foreseeable possibility of the book being tarnished by time.
Silver-Strong quality book with a few areas in need of a bit more polishing.
Bronze -Appreciable parts spread throughout the book, but lacking in many areas leaving the reader wanting more.
Plastic-A cheap and sad excuse of a book.

THE POPULARITY SCALE

Just as the quality scale is based on precious metals the popularity scale is related in that it is based on precious stones and their popularity. Again, a generally universal and easy to understand system.

Diamond-Will stand the test of time. Everyone clamors for it.

Emerald-Generally liked by the majority.

Sapphire-Takes time to grow on you. Received general appreciation.

Ruby-For those with an acquired taste.

Rock-Good for landscaping or to be used as a critter's home.

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