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For me, character development plays a big role in the story's progress, always. I’ll follow emotionally complex characters even through a slower plot. But having a bit of both is so important overall for the book, otherwise the whole book will be so plain and bland. SO I GUESS BIT OF BOTH
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i get that it’s about human connection beyond the basics (sight and voice) but like i don’t get it
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Can my young and hip bookish friends please comment any and all terminology related to the bookish world (what the heck is “yoink”, how do we say something is bad, what’s in/out, more lore ((like the great tomato war))) -signed a really cool 30 year old who wants to fit in and understand😂✨
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Really good novella. Wasn't quite was I expected - more fantasy heavy than I thought - but still a great read, and still an important message in today's society.
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Ring Shout
P. Djèlí Clark
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when there is a song with lyrics written in the book, do you :
a Read with a singing voice in your head with the voice you have imagined the character have
or
b do you just read the lyrics normally with you own voice in your head
🙈🙈🙈 i know it's random
For me, the answer is b 😂😂
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The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet (Wayfarers, #1)
Becky Chambers