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Evan L.
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(page 211 of 416)
"This book is told in chronological order because it is a narrative story with a third person narrator who knows everything that is going on. I think that this book is told in chronological order because it has a complicated plot and it is easier to understand if it is in order of events." — Mar 19, 2018 02:46PM
"This book is told in chronological order because it is a narrative story with a third person narrator who knows everything that is going on. I think that this book is told in chronological order because it has a complicated plot and it is easier to understand if it is in order of events." — Mar 19, 2018 02:46PM
Evan L.
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Reading for the 3rd time
read in October 2017
progress:
(page 486 of 507)
"The plot in this story is quest because Ruby is on a quest to take down the government and free all the people in their prisons and camps. The book is more of an adventure story, so it is between quest and defeating the monster, but it is still unclear which monster Ruby is trying to defeat." — Jan 22, 2018 02:30PM
"The plot in this story is quest because Ruby is on a quest to take down the government and free all the people in their prisons and camps. The book is more of an adventure story, so it is between quest and defeating the monster, but it is still unclear which monster Ruby is trying to defeat." — Jan 22, 2018 02:30PM
Evan L.
is currently reading
Reading for the 2nd time
progress:
(page 108 of 376)
"This book is directed towards a pre-teen to teenage audience. The main character in this book is a teenager, so it will attract younger audiences. However, the vocabulary and plot are complicated, so it cannot be directed towards very young audiences. Also, it includes actual mythology, which can be hard for little kids to understand." — Feb 12, 2018 02:55PM
"This book is directed towards a pre-teen to teenage audience. The main character in this book is a teenager, so it will attract younger audiences. However, the vocabulary and plot are complicated, so it cannot be directed towards very young audiences. Also, it includes actual mythology, which can be hard for little kids to understand." — Feb 12, 2018 02:55PM
Evan’s 2025 Year in Books
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