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No Two Persons
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I was turned off by the writing style of No Two Persons as I started reading. It felt a bit...twee. Was I going to be told how to feel? Gradually, my resistance wore down until I become enraptured. The power of these stories built and expanded and I found myself relating to each of them. I adored Madeline's story (The Agent) and the ending.
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May 6, 2023
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May 6, 2023
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July 16, 2023
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July 18, 2023
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Jul 18, 2023 10:35AM
I had the same reaction as you did. At first, the author's style seemed too facile to me, but kept reading. The book won me over.
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What a transition. Good to know that I should hang in there with this one.
Glad to see you warmed up to it. My love and appreciation of this grew more and more as I read on.
I’m glad this grew on you, Lisa! Loved this one :)
Bianca wrote: "Glad to see you warmed up to it. My love and appreciation of this grew more and more as I read on."Bianca, this is one of those novels that I'm so glad I kept reading!
Brandice wrote: "I’m glad this grew on you, Lisa! Loved this one :)"Thanks Brandice!
Anne wrote: "What a transition. Good to know that I should hang in there with this one." Although this book won't be for everyone - it turned out to be for me.
Holly R W wrote: "I had the same reaction as you did. At first, the author's style seemed too facile to me, but kept reading. The book won me over." Indeed!
So happy that you enjoyed this. I have it on my tbr pile!
I also loved Madeline's story and the end and I also loved Nola's story.
