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Hi Kevin,
Hi Kevin,
It's not too complicated actually, I'd say basically read everything very carefully, and note down what you think while reading... I believe that simply writing down your sincere opinion is what would best benefit the book. I also try to note things that look not well explained, or missing (for example when the author "skips" a step that you find necessary) or that you didn't understand 100%. Also say things that you find absurd (like what? not a single line about that very important blender button?) I also say when I find a cool part, so the author also knows which parts of the book I liked most. That's about it I think...
Good luck!
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