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The real question is, if a review is not unfavorable, is it favorable?
I received a review a couple years ago in a national magazine that I would like to mention in my blurb.
Here's the review:
"Jerri Lincoln has written a book giving several dozen exercises for EAAT students ranging from the simple to the complex. Designed to aid flexibility, balance, coordination and strength, the exercises also can be used as a warm-up and to facilitate trust between horse and rider. Photos illustrate every exercise and pose."
Can I say that I received a favorable review? I mean . . . they wouldn't have put it in their magazine if they didn't like the book, right?
I received a review a couple years ago in a national magazine that I would like to mention in my blurb.
Here's the review:
"Jerri Lincoln has written a book giving several dozen exercises for EAAT students ranging from the simple to the complex. Designed to aid flexibility, balance, coordination and strength, the exercises also can be used as a warm-up and to facilitate trust between horse and rider. Photos illustrate every exercise and pose."
Can I say that I received a favorable review? I mean . . . they wouldn't have put it in their magazine if they didn't like the book, right?