What themes did you notice in the book?
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Re: What themes did you notice in the book?
Friendship, betrayal, life, honesty and etc.
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I liked the Island adventure. Jennifer felt guilty for leaving the team. I saw adventure, sex and romance.
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I noticed a number of themes in the book which include passion, struggle, sympathy and somehow SEX
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Struggle, sex, romance.
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I would say identity, friendship, loyalty, duty and exploration. As much as it focuses on the romance and erotica, I wouldn't say that those were themes, but rather aspects or subgenres into which the book would fall into. It also takes a look at gender roles and ideologies, so there's that as well.
"...while a book has got to be worthwhile from the point of view of the reader it's got to be worthwhile from the point of view of the writer as well." - Terry Pratchett on The Last Continent and his writing.
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