reader report

A reader report is a detailed evaluation written by a reader or reviewer after they have read a book, article, or publication. It summarizes the main content, offers an assessment of its quality, and discusses its strengths and weaknesses. Think of it as a professional opinion that helps others decide whether the work is worth reading or how it contributes to its field. Reader reports are often used in academic, literary, or publishing contexts to provide constructive feedback and inform editorial or purchasing decisions.