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dundun2007

Aug 20 2005, 04:55 PM

yes starting in the middle of the series would make the story a lot less interesting since no one would know the plot or the characters. You have to start from the beginning so you can slowly introduce the plot and the characters as the story goes along.

unicornrose

Aug 27 2005, 06:15 AM

QUOTE(sunkist @ Jul 30 2005, 10:31 PM)

Hi:

I don't think I have ever read a series of books. As a child, I read Nancy Drew. However, they each stood on their own merit. I have read several John Grisham books, but again, each is an independent entity.

Sunkist

I meant to reply to this one sooner but got distreacted by the other posts. I never read through Nancy Drew all the way. I read only a few of them. I am pretty sure that I did not read them in exact order or half the time even in sequence like I would skip some. I only read the ones that interested me when I read the teaser thing. I hae to agree with you that those books did stand on their own. I do remember enjoying them when I did read them.

Beth

What Is A Series? - Start in the middle or begin

What Is A Series? - Start in the middle or begin