Beta Reader Feedback Form - Being In Action Coaching & Consulting

Dear Beta Reader,

Thank you for being a part of our exclusive beta reading team for the upcoming book, “Balance Is Bullshit: Mastering The Art of Life Integration” by Adam Dellos. Your valuable feedback and insights will play a crucial role in shaping and improving the final version of the book.

As a beta reader, your task is to read and evaluate the introduction, and chapters 1-2 of the book and provide us with your honest and constructive feedback. By doing so, you will help us identify areas that need improvement, ensure clarity and coherence, and create the best possible reading experience for future readers.

Your feedback is immensely valuable, so please take the time to answer the following questions thoroughly and thoughtfully. Your insights and suggestions will help us refine the chapters and make necessary adjustments before the final editing phase.

To provide effective feedback, we ask that you:

Read the introduction, and chapters 1-2 of the book carefully, keeping a critical eye for any areas that may require improvement.
Pay attention to aspects such as clarity of ideas, pacing, character development, dialogue, continuity, and overall tone and mood.
Provide specific examples or quotes from the text to support your feedback and help us understand your perspective better.
Be honest and constructive in your feedback, highlighting both strengths and areas that need improvement.

Your feedback will be immensely valuable in shaping the book and ensuring its quality. We appreciate your time, effort, and dedication in this beta reading process.

Thank you once again for your participation. We look forward to receiving your feedback and working together to create a compelling and impactful book. You can either utilize the paper form below to see the questions and provide your answers.

Best regards,
Adam Dellos

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1. Did the opening of the book capture your attention and create interest in reading further? Why or why not?

2. Were the main ideas and concepts introduced in chapters 1 through 2 clear and easy to understand? If not, please provide specific examples and suggestions for improvement.

3. Did the pacing of the chapters feel appropriate? Were there any parts that felt rushed or dragged on?

4. Were the characters introduced in the early chapters well-developed and relatable? Did you feel a connection to them?

5. Did the dialogue feel natural and engaging? Were there any instances where the dialogue felt forced or inauthentic?

6. Were there any moments in the chapters where you found yourself confused or needing more information? If so, please provide details and suggestions for clarification.

7. Did the chapters flow smoothly from one to the next? Did you feel a sense of continuity and coherence in the storyline?

8. How would you describe the overall tone and mood of the chapters? Did it align with your expectations and the genre of the book?

9. Were there any specific parts of the chapters that you found particularly impactful or memorable? Please explain why.

10. Is there anything else you would like to share about your reading experience with chapters 1 through 2? Any additional feedback, suggestions, or insights?

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