I usually read prologues because it's usually back story. In the Tolkien books I used to skip over the poetry and songs, Yada Yada Yada get on with the story. But now I read them. -- Ladies of Lallybroch Social Board

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Date Posted: Sun, August 14 2022, 17:06:19
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Subject: I usually read prologues because it's usually back story. In the Tolkien books I used to skip over the poetry and songs, Yada Yada Yada get on with the story. But now I read them.
In reply to: CindyG 's message, "QOTD for Sunday, August 14, 2022" on Sat, August 13 2022, 20:03:07

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[> I usually always read the prologues, feeling much as Jamie does, that it may be important to the story. I imagine that with books being a rare treat, one would read every bit. -- DianaH, Mon, August 15 2022, 12:10:46

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