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TexasProgresive

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7. I agree with you 100% about reading in sequence.

Reply to Paper Roses (Reply #6)

Sun May 8, 2016, 09:02 PM

May 2016

It is really something to see the character development as the author becomes more acquainted with this person that came out of their imagination. For me a good novel has to be a good story peopled by characters that, will to use a word from HS English, verisimilitude. It is nice when they are likable but that is not necessary, they just must not be 2 dimensional.

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