Annabel
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Should I read this before or after Delirium? NO SPOILERS, Please!
Miriam
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May 10, 2014 08:34AM
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Apr 08, 2014 01:51PM
This book is labeled as "(Delirium, #0.5)".
Do you think I should I read it before or after Delirium?
If you can include why or why not--WITHOUT SPOILERS, that would be great!
Update: Thanks for the advice! I read it after Delirium, and I agree. I think they should have labeled it 1.5, even though it wouldn't be in chronological order.
Do you think I should I read it before or after Delirium?
If you can include why or why not--WITHOUT SPOILERS, that would be great!
Update: Thanks for the advice! I read it after Delirium, and I agree. I think they should have labeled it 1.5, even though it wouldn't be in chronological order.
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If you read Annabel first, there will be spoilers from Delirium.
If you don't want to know things before the author intended, read it after.
It's not something you need to read in chronological order. All these little novellas are just sort of fillers for the main story.
If you don't want to know things before the author intended, read it after.
It's not something you need to read in chronological order. All these little novellas are just sort of fillers for the main story.
agreed 100% to that. if you read it first, then there are things that you know that perhaps you shouldn't. i think that when novellas are done in the right time and place, they are great ways to sate your hunger for the next installment and this one does a decent job
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