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Jan 31, 2014 08:44PM

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I'm so sorry but I dislike the writing in Angelfall. It's far too simple and if it wasn't for the extremely dark and gory parts, I bet it would have been a children's book

Ooo and all the Vampire Diaries books after LJ Smith stopped writing them.

And I read the first 30 or 40 pages of The Maze Runner (I downloaded the sample iBook on my iPad) and the writing was kind of... strange. I didn't like it at all.
Yes. I know that. My best friend got on saw my rating of it. She screamed at me. She told how awful I was. She said I should change them. I told her no. Anyways I left to go get us a snack. She change them. She said I should try to read them again. I said fine. So I will. But just to let you guys know I'm wouldn't say I'm afraid my best friend , but she adores Harry Potter and if she found out I change the ratings she would kill me.


I can understand hating Harry Potter, but I don't get how the writing could be bad.
example: I didn't like Legend very much, but I thought the writing was fantastic.
Oh well, though. We're all entitled to our opinions, and as long as you gave it a shot, i respect your opinion whether I agree or not :).

Ok, you can not like Harry Potter but you don't like it because of the writing? Why?
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