The following are instructions on how to install and configure the
bookreview.module with Drupal 4.7:

INSTALLATION:

Step 1)
  Copy the 'bookreview.module', 'bookreview.install' and 'bookreview.css' files
into a bookreview/ subdirectory within your modules/ directory.  Be sure all
files are readable by your webserver project (they should have the same
ownership and permissions as other files in your modules/ directory.)

Step 2)
  Enable the bookreview module.  This will automatically create all necessary
database tables.

  Go to "administer >> configuration >> modules" and put a checkmark in
the 'status' column next to 'bookreview'.

Step 3)
  Optionally configure a special book review filter type.

  Go to "administer >> input formats" and fill out "Add new input format" then
click "Add input format".  On the next page, it is suggested you enable only
"HTML filter".  It is not suggested that you enable the "Line break converter",
as this can break the default formatting.

Step 4)
  Optionally enable and configure the 'Book review store link' block to
  automatically provide a link to a remote store such as Amazon.com.

  Got to "administer >> blocks" and enable the "Book review store link" block.
  Click 'configure' from that list, and add the appropriate HTML snippet, as
provided by the store you are working with.  Obtain a snippet that includes
a link by ISBN, then replace the actual ISBN with the text "%ISBN" (without
the quotes).  For example, to link to Amazon you might paste in:

<iframe src="http://rcm.amazon.com/e/cm?t=kerneltrap-20&o=1&p=8&l=as1&asins=%ISBN&fc1=000000&=1&lc1=0000ff&bc1=000000&lt1=_blank&IS2=1&f=ifr&bg1=ffffff&f=ifr" width="120" height="240" scrolling="no" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" frameborder="0">
</iframe>

  (Note that the above example contains 'kerneltrap-20' as the associate ID.  
You must replace this with your own associate ID, or you will not get any
credit for people buying books from your site.  It is much better to obtain an
HTML snippet directly from Amazon or whatever store you are using, rather than
using the above example.)