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A Good House - Bonnie Burnard (557 words) |
 | Burnard fails to develop the plot or deliver any message; while her novel was at times entertaining, my impression was that she does not truly understand about what she writes. |
| Burnard probes into the emotions and sentiments behind each character‘s actions and develops the plot slowly and carefully as the reader forms a bond with the family. |
| Burnard seems to lack an understanding of the family she explores, which is demonstrated in the scarcity of character development in the second half of the novel. |
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