Did the author overuse emboldened subtitles in chapters?
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Ignesta Ignetius
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Re: Did the author overuse emboldened subtitles in chapters?
For me, it was just the "This scene is rated R". It was unnecessary. Other than that, the rest didn't bother me.
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At first, I did not notice it, but when I did it almost made me lose interest in reading the book. It just changed the flow I had with the book from the beginning.
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They got me to stop every now and then and did interrupt the flow of the story quite a few times.
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I did not give this so much thought as it did not affect my comprehension of the story contained in this book.
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