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I would also add that the "best" label is so overused by marketing best-of list sites on the internet these days that its very presence is a little suspicious.
by jordanpg 6y ago
I would also add that the "best" label is so overused by marketing best-of list sites on the internet these days that its very presence is a little suspicious. I would consider different wording. Perhaps "richest," "most worthwhile," "excellent," etc.
- bwb 6y agoYa the problem is that people use it to search for books 95% of the time, and they think that way :). It is this weird thing where I'd like to avoid it, but you can't if you want to connect with how people think and search for books.