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Pros And Cons Of Being Inspired By A Book
Authors are their books so I feel that being inspired by a book is to be inspired by the author. I would say that there is not one author that inspires me more than the others. The inspiration comes from each's ability to tell a story that grabs my heart and takes it to an emotion level. If an author can make me cry, laugh, and empathize with their charterers they have won my heart.
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