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I find that this book is very easy to put down. Everytime I finish a chapter and turn the page to a non-sequitur from "Sweet Sorrow," I lose my momentum and put it down for later.
Last night, it was really clipping, so I pushed through "Sweet Sorrow." (Plus, it was a short one, and it was about the pirate and the girl, so I was kind of into that.) Then, "Interlude 1." Ugh. Closed book, good night.
— Apr 29, 2020 08:59AM
Last night, it was really clipping, so I pushed through "Sweet Sorrow." (Plus, it was a short one, and it was about the pirate and the girl, so I was kind of into that.) Then, "Interlude 1." Ugh. Closed book, good night.
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She found she no longer minded that the stories would linger. That some enjoyed them and others did not but that is the nature of a story. Not all stories speak to all listeners, but all listeners can find a story that does, somewhere, sometime. In one form or another.
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"Knights who break hearts and hearts that break knights," Mirabel says.
"Do you know it?" Zachary asks.
"No, each one's different. They have similar elements, though. All stories do, no matter what form they take. Something was, and then something changed. Change is what a story is, after all."
— Apr 29, 2020 01:35PM
"Do you know it?" Zachary asks.
"No, each one's different. They have similar elements, though. All stories do, no matter what form they take. Something was, and then something changed. Change is what a story is, after all."