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Just Like a Man
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“I read this series years ago and remember liking it. This time through was a little different. First, I hate third person point of view. Hate it. It makes things feel a little disjointed. In the same conversion it will switch narrative form person to person. Also something I hate about third person. I enjoyed the characters and wanted to see their storyline but didn't really see how all four of them they really connected. Not much real development in them either. Two complete different storylines. I am a very sarcastic person but the constant in here got to be a little much. They used the word 'gee' and 'gosh' a lot. Repetitive sentences at times while sarcastic was a thing too. I didn't hate it but felt maybe it was a little lacking. I will finish the series still though. I committed so I was going to finish. From what I remember catching Adrien is the constant theme.”
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