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Reviews - enough for WP:NBOOK?

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"The Red Palace". Publishers Weekly. 2021-12-02.
Paxson, Caitlyn (2022-01-27). "A young nurse investigates murders in 18th century Korea in 'The Red Palace'". NPR Books.
Saffer, Barbara (2022-02-14). "Book Review: The Red Palace by June Hur". Mystery & Suspense.

Library review:

Duncan, Alexa (2022-03-09). "New Release Thursday – The Red Palace by June Hur". Argenta-Oreana Public Library District.

There are a lot of blogs that have reviews, but I'm not sure about their inclusion as refs in the article. The rules on blogs being WP:RS mean that the person should have their own Wikipedia article, if I understand them correctly, and these don't.

Jayne (2022-01-25). "REVIEW: The Red Palace by June Hur". Dear Author.
Fives (2022-03-16). "Review: The Red Palace by June Hur". Down the Rabbit Hole.
Jen (2022-04-26). "The Red Palace by June Hur". Queen's Book Asylum.
Linville, Elena (2022-07-20). "The Red Palace by June Hur". Elena Linville's Tower of Winds.
Farquhar, Betsy (2022-10-17). "*The Red Palace by June Hur". Redeemed Reader. (This is a site reviewing books with an eye towards compatibility with their religion.)
Eustea (2023-01-02). "Book Review: The Red Palace by June Hur". Eustea Reads.
Elena (2023-02-04). "New Review: The Red Palace by June Hur". Elena's Book Blog.

There is also a review on Lyrical Reads dated 2022-01-18, but it is a Wordpress.com site, so I can't link that.

There are also 2600 reviews on Goodreads, but I know that in itself isn't worth much. However, at the moment, I do not have the time to chase down whether the authors of those reviews which are of substantial length are written by reviewers recognized as authoritative by Wikipedia's regs. I did not htere was a one-liner from author Joan He, but that's useless since it's only a sentence. A paragraph from Chloe Gong, also. OIM20 (talk) 01:00, 28 September 2024 (UTC)Reply