Amy,
I agree with you. I kind of feel like I didn't like Collins' writing to bring us to that point though.
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Amy,
I agree with you. I kind of feel like I didn't like Collins' writing to bring us to that point though.
Every single death in A Song of Ice and Fire: [link]
beat me to it, Consuela. That is amazing.
In other (less deadly) books, I interviewed the author of A River of No Return about time travel and food today: [link]
This is interesting - some simple textual analysis of the Hunger Games, Harry Potter, and Twilight series, giving the most distinctive adjectives, adverbs, and sentences are. There's not much that's surprising, but I thought it funny what Suzanne Collins' most common adjective is.
I love Meyer's list of most common sentences.
I'll admit I skimmed -- did they level each author at all? Reading level, I mean? That would have been interesting to see.
One of the commenters took offense to the lumping in of these three books together. I actually agree with some of her points.
did they level each author at all? Reading level, I mean? That would have been interesting to see.
They didn't, but...
THG: 7 T: 4.4 HPatPS:5.3
I'm surprised Harry Potter isn't higher than that, based on the vocabulary.
I think the later books are higher levels