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although all works of fiction and narrative nonfiction have characters — be they animals,nike b?rnesko, hobbits, dragons, humans, werewolves or whatever — i've found that there are some books in which these characters are three-dimensional and awfully interesting. (whether or not they're likable is another question.) these characters become,ugg ショップ, as the story progresses, more and more real to me. it's as though they've become good friends.
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i'm always on the lookout for this kind of book,cheap ugg, but they're not always easy to find. oh, i've read plenty of novels in which the characters are pleasant enough, but they're not particularly memorable. the sort of book i'm talking about here leaves you with a longing to find out what happened to the characters after the book ended. here are some books — six novels and a work of history — that have marvelously evoked characters.
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december 13,ugg 耳当て, 2011
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