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This week's question is submitted by Eli @ The Book Supplier)!
How do you feel about books with multiple narrators?
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My Answer:
It all depends on how the novel is written. Too many narrations can be a bit of a distraction. However, it doesn't bother me when there are two or three different point-of-views in one story.
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I'm pretty much the same way. As long as it doesn't hinder the storytelling, I'm all for it!
ReplyDeleteI'm the same way. I enjoy multiple narrators if the story is well told.
ReplyDeleteI agree that too many narrators will indeed spoil the story. This is something that requires some skill. Not every writer can handle it.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend! :)
I don't mind the number of narrators, so long as they are all needed.
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with you that how it's written impacts if a multiple POV book is okay. Too many will distract from the story.
ReplyDeleteI agree! It really depends on the book and the author's ability to bring out the different "voices" of his or her narrators.
ReplyDeleteThat's my view too, although I like to stick with one pov long enough to enjoy it - I hate when it skips around after a page or so.
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