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Beta Reading Worksheet

Created by Kimberly Ann, May 01, 2016  198 views
Kimberly Ann Hi,
I am wondering if anyone out there has a good worksheet for beta readers to use while reviewing a manuscript. If so can you please contact me. I would like to see what other beta readers are using. I am an avid reader that is new to being a beta reading. I know what I like but want to be able to give back the best review that I can to those requesting a review. Thank you!
Sandra Holladay There are a lot of good suggestions at this site: http://jamigold.com/2014/08/introduci...

Sandra
Alex Sandra wrote: "There are a lot of good suggestions at this site: http://jamigold.com/2014/08/introduci...

Sandra"

oh man. this is really great! plus since one of its sources is RWA, then it's sourced from a reputable organization.

i downloaded it for me to analyze my own action-gore-horror short story. ; )
Ann Marie Swaim Oh that's a cool site! Bookmarked :)
Tia Tormen I love this! Thank you for posting, Sandra!
Tia
Stephanie Here's one that Jenna Moreci came up with:

PLEASE ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS IN A HONEST AND HELPFUL WAY.
1.WHAT WERE YOUR INITIAL THOUGHTS AND REACTIONS TO THE CHAPTER?

2.WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE SCENE AND WHY?

3.WHAT WAS YOUR LEAST FAVORITE SCENE AND WHY?

4.WHAT WERE YOUR THOUGHTS ON THE PROTAGONIST(S)?

5.WAS ANYTHING CONFUSING OR UNCLEAR?

6.WAS THERE ANYTHING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT THE CHAPTER AND WHY?

7.RATE YOUR ENJOYMENT OF THE CHAPTER ON SCALE OF 1-10 WITH ONE BEING LOWEST AND TEN BEING HIGHEST.

8.EAGERNESS TO READ THE NEXT CHAPTER ON SCALE OF 1-10 ANY PREDICTIONS?

9. IS THE STORY COHESIVE? 

10. DID IT KEEP YOU ENGAGED OR DID YOU FIND SPOTS WHERE YOU PUT IT DOWN, AND IF SO, WHERE? 

11. WHAT WOULD YOU LOVE TO SEE MORE OF?

ALSO IF YOU FIND ANY TYPOS OR OTHER PROBLEMS PLEASE GIVE ME A PAGE NUMBER AND WHAT THE PROBLEM IS. 
IN YOUR ANSWERS TO THE ABOVE QUESTIONS PLEASE REFERENCE THE PAGE NUMBER SO THAT I MAY ADDRESS THE PROBLEM MORE EASILY. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND HELP.

Aza thanks for the sheet. its bookmarked. its a very similar approach on how i read and try to improve screenplays!
Kelee Morris Great list. Thanks!
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