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Monday, November 1, 2010

Cover-Up
John Fienstein
Finshed

The book is told in first person from Steve Thomas' point of view. This affects the tone is everything is portrayed and said he he wants it to be said. You pretty much only get one tone throughout the book. The plot is affected in which we are only told what he does as opposed to the other main character Susan Carol. We always know what he is doing or what he is going to do but not what Susan is going to do. I enjoy this instead of the female point of view because I can connect with him and I can't connect to her.
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  1. Megan A.November 1, 2010 at 3:00 PM

    Why do you think you can connect with Steve more than Susan? Is it just because he is a guy? Or is it because you think that you have stuff in common with him? How exactly do you connect with him? What are those reasons? Also, does it get boring sometimes when there is only 1 tone throughout the book? To me that would seem like it would get boring, but that is just my opinion. Having only one tone in the book could get old sometimes. But that is just what I think. Anyways, I hope you enjoyed your book! :)

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