Right...it is your choice. To one person, a book may only be 1 star. To another, it may be 5 stars. My point was simply this: if you are going to use a rating system to drive your point home, be accurate. i.e., don't say that something has received many poor reviews when in fact, there was only 1 poor review. FWIW, when you read many reviews, they don't follow a logical or cohesive sense of order. Ironically, I have read reviews that are rated 1 star, but the text of the review would indicate 3 or maybe 4 stars. Conversely, I have read reviews that had 5 stars, but the text of the review indicated the book was not that useful.