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When you write your reviews which do you discuss more - the plot or the characters?
Submitted by Elizabeth @ Silver's Reviews.
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Billy's Answer
Typically, I talk about the plot more than the characters, though it all depends on the book. Some books are more character-driven than others.
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I honestly try to touch on all the things! Characters, plot, pacing...anything that I would want to know about a book. Even if it's just a line or two, I try to hit on all the big topics! Lol.
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My answer is pretty much the same! It definitely depends on the book.
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Elza Reads
I generally tend to talk characters more, but I don't deliberately ignore the plot. I talk about whatever catches my attention.
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I feel like I wander all over the place in my reviews.
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ReplyDeleteI try to talk about both, but usually wind up concentrating more on plot.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to say I'm balanced between the two, but I know I end up talking character more.
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