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How to Be Both
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Ali Smith's How to Be Both is widely praised for its innovative narrative structure and lyrical prose, captivating readers with its dual storylines that can be read in any order. Critics appreciate its exploration of art and identity but note that the unconventional format may challenge some readers. Overall, it's celebrated for its creativity and emotional depth.
Who Should Read How to Be Both?
A reader who would enjoy How to Be Both by Ali Smith appreciates experimental narratives and dual stories. Fans of Beloved by Toni Morrison or Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell, who savor intricate plots and explorations of identity and time, will find this novel compelling.
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