Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Sal
I really enjoyed Sal as a narrator in this book. Well, any book with the main character as the narrator. That way, its sort of told like its a campfire story, (an overdetailed campfire story). It has this sort of looking-back perspective, that gives me some insight into Sal and into the other characters as well.
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- Been like 4 days reading this book and I STILL can...
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