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I thought this was a well-written book about character development. At times, it often sounded redundant, but I was fine with it. It offered sound advice about creating real characters ranging from the protagonist, family, friends, and the villain. I really liked that part also. I'd recommend it for aspiring authors who are struggling with creating real characters like I was.

This book is really good so far. I feel like I'm getting a better idea about what my writing is missing.

I'm going to keep a little notebook to do the exercises in.

I'm not the type of person who openly displays what their feeling. I don't cry much unless it's for a good reason, and it takes alot to make me angry. This book talks about tapping into those emotions that we try to hide away in our unconscious, in order to better understand ourselves and the characters we write. It's very helpful so far.