I have finally decided to add my own rating system. Of course, it had to be connected with some French icon. So here it is:
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
DO YOU LIKE THE DESIGN?
THE CATEGORIES
DO YOU HAVE A RATING SYSTEM?
WHY? WHY NOT?
DO YOU PAY ATTENTION TO RATING SYSTEMS?
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Loooove it! I think it is the most original rating-system icon that I’ve ever seen. Congrats!
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You are very sweet, thanks!
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Love it! So creative! I love the way the colors increase with the rating! I definitely pay attention to ratings. I hate assigning them – it seems so arbitrary, and yet I rely on them myself on other blogs so I do it! :–)
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Thanks. I tried to evaluate according to what I would tell someone else right away about the book
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Magnifique! I just love it. So lovely, and clever too.
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Thanks so much
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I like this design – clever and cute. Also, very clear. I can be a little vague in my ratings. I’ve rated books 3 stars that I disliked and rated books 3 stars that I loved. My expectations going into them definitely impact my rating.
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You are right, I also have a hard time ignoring my expectations. I realize sometimes that some books are good, but they are so different than my expectations that I tend to rate them lower!
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