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The Hobbit Persuasive Letter
Dear Mr. Tolkien,
The Hobbit is an amazing story filled with terrific characters, an astounding setting and a pleasant mix of mature and kid friendly content. The overall feel of the novel was comforting. I myself am a big fan of adventure and journey based books so this in a way felt like I was in paradise. The particular way that you told the story; from a third person narrator with lots of voice, made the book all the better.
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