If you read all or part of Innocents in Mexico, It would be a tremendous help for me if you would answer the below questions and also make any suggestions of your own re/ how to make the book better.
- Was the introductory chapter sufficient or do you feel you need a better introduction of the characters?
2. What specific information do you wish had been included in the first chapter?
3. Were the chapters dealing with driving down to Mexico interesting? Any details you wish had been left out?
4. What character do you wish you knew more about in the story?
5. Was anything unclear to you? What details were unclear or insufficient?
6. Would you read another book that took the story from this point?
7. If you hadn’t already read my writing or known me, would you still have kept on reading this book?
8. If you lost interest, at what point was this?
9. Is the book long enough?
10. If I were to write an entire book about one character in Innocents in Mexico, what character would you want that to be?
11. What further comments do you have about the book?
12. Did you read the entire book? If not, which chapters did you read and why did you stop?
13. Would you recommend this book to friends?
14. Who do you think the audience would be for this book?
Thanks for completing this questionnaire. I’m going to choose one person who has written the most helpful comments and I’ll send them a book when it is in print… Or if you prefer, send them to my email at jubob2@hotmail.com
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