The link that opens Amazon's "write a review" page, for every Amazon store
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R. S. Breed Founder
If you ask readers for a review at the end of your book or in your newsletter, the link you give them matters. A link to the book's page makes them scroll, find the button and click through. A link straight to the review form skips all that.
Amazon has one for every book: www.amazon.com/review/create-review?asin= and your book's ASIN. If the reader isn't signed in, Amazon asks them to sign in and then takes them straight to the form.
This makes them for you: https://bervet.com/tools/review-link-generator
Paste your book's Amazon link or ASIN and you get the review link for 15 Amazon stores (your own store first), plus Goodreads if you add your Goodreads link. Copy one, or copy them all as a list.
Readers can only review on the Amazon store where they have an account, so give readers their own country's link where you can. I checked every one of these on 5 October; Amazon Brazil wouldn't answer an automated check, so it's left out rather than guessed.
And the usual reminder: ask for an honest review, never a good one, and don't offer anything for it. Amazon's rules on reviews apply to how you ask.