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It is normal for readers to expect BOTH plot and character development. This is statistical. If a reader feels a book is lacking plot, is not that are "plot focused", they are just human.
an invitation to consider, yes! I felt the same way about this book, LOVED the build-up. I loved "the day of the BBQ." I enjoyed figuring out what the heck could have happened to cause all of this. I liked the characters and the story. To me, it was a page-turner! I thought it HAD plot, haha!
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Jun 04, 2018 05:48PM
It is normal for readers to expect BOTH plot and character development. This is statistical. If a reader feels a book is lacking plot, is not that are "plot focused", they are just human.
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an invitation to consider, yes! I felt the same way about this book, LOVED the build-up. I loved "the day of the BBQ." I enjoyed figuring out what the heck could have happened to cause all of this. I liked the characters and the story. To me, it was a page-turner! I thought it HAD plot, haha!
