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Fantasy Football For Dummies Analysis
When reading Fantasy Football for Dummies, by a Dummy, I got bored. I knew what he was talking about because I watch football and I know what Fantasy Football is. The narrator pieced the paper in a plain manner. With barely painting a vivid picture, the description gave me a basic idea of what the reading was about.
What I think would of enhanced Fantasy Football for Dummies by a Dummy, would of been more of a description of other characters in his league. He mentions other people in his league but nothing really about them. If he would of included a more detailed description of the fantasy football league,
When he mentions the league in the second paragraph, that would of been a nice addition of a description to grasp the reader's attention
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