allen carr s easy way to stop smoking new us edition over million copies sold

You should stop using this platform and write your own actual novels. MVS could easily be sold in the million of copies with tv and/or movie scripts written. I like this app and platform, but MVS has surpassed it.

As I sat down writing this review, I looked at the book and wondered who am I to rate such a masterpiece. This book is amazing, the best I have ever come across in romances. The simplicity and the subtlety of the plot and the adorability of the characters are profound and there is no way, simply no way for someone to read it right till the end without shedding a few drops of tears. After all, it is not for nothing that the book has sold over 21 million copies worldwide and even after 44 years of its first edition, it still rules most people’s hearts. So, forgive me for deviating from the issue at hand, for I am bound to pay respects to this extraordinary work of fiction and to the man who created it.

Absalutely tubular! Each day waiting for the next edition to the journeys of the 30000 world's and each character within. Adue adue. How much will the hard copies of each book be Wiz?

The story lacks elements of everyday life and can be quite monotonous. The main character appears uninspired, and the work schedules presented are often implausible. Furthermore, the numerical figures seem exaggerated. Even if we consider a premise where the setting is ten times larger than Japan, the sale of hundreds of millions of copies for a single tankobon volume appears unrealistic. It suggests a potential lack of understanding on the author's part regarding such figures. Even with a tenfold multiplier to sales, a single tankobon volume selling between 100 and 400 million copies is excessive. A more plausible figure might be 10 to 20 million copies per volume. While an entire manga series selling 400 million copies is conceivable, a single volume achieving such numbers is improbable. When the figures become unrealistic and the narrative remains consistent, it can lead to a lack of engagement. This level of exaggeration is quite significant. It would be beneficial to incorporate more realistic numerical values. For instance, the idea of a series like Demon Slayer selling over 150 million copies for just one volume is implausible, even with a tenfold increase. Perhaps figures like 20 million or 40 million could be considered. While acknowledging a larger world, this does not fully justify such discrepancies. Additionally, the character's work pace seems unrealistic; they are not a machine. Even prolific creators like Nishio Ishin do not maintain such an intense schedule. This increasingly ventures into the realm of wish fulfillment fantasy.

this thing can be sold for gold. it's just that good. and I honestly recommend the author to find a way to publish hard copies of this. cause I and many other fans would probably buy them ASAP. anyway, good job author for creating this literal gold