Author's of fiction books write them because they enjoy writing.
It gives them joy in their life to write a book and to get it published.
Besides having written it and getting published, author's also enjoy it when people who read their books do a review on it.
When a reader of a fictionwrites a review of it for a paper, magazine, or blog, the author will know how that one reader's interpretation of the book was and how they liked or disliked it.
A fiction review, no matter how the review is, can help the author improve his or her writing skills.
Plus the reader of the book can improve their reading skills when they write the review, because they pick apart the book piece by piece, if done right.
A fiction booklet review can help the publisher and author market and sell the book.
Wherever the review is printed, more people are able to read it to get somewhat acquainted with the book before they buy it.
This can be a good thing.
Many people and bookstores won't buy a book if they don't know at least a little about the book first.
A fiction review can mean more people and bookstores are willing to buy it.
Some people do buy a book because of who the author is.
To get more reader's of a fiction whose author isn't well-known, there should be a review of it written.
People will remember the less-known author's name better when there is a review of their book.
No matter who the author is, a review should be done of their fiction book.
It doesn't have to be with every book they write, but the more often a fiction review is done, the more books will be sold.
A review helps to promote the book and the author.