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"Fictional character that feels real for me. It has to be Jo March from Little Women because this book by Louisa May Alcott has left a memorable impression upon me personally. I do not like books with moral values, but this book has a wonderful story and it teaches subtly good qualities along the everyday walks of life. I see a bit of myself in Jo as she's an avid reader and I am too."
"Fictional character that feels real for me. It has to be Jo March from Little Women because this book by Louisa May Alcott has left a memorable impression upon me personally. I do not like books with moral values, but this book has a wonderful story and it teaches subtly good qualities along the everyday walks of life. I see a bit of myself in Jo as she's an avid reader and I am too."
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"Fictional character that feels real for me. It has to be Jo March from Little Women because this book by Louisa May Alcott has left a memorable impression upon me personally. I do not like books with moral values, but this book has a wonderful story and it teaches subtly good qualities along the everyday walks of life. I see a bit of myself in Jo as she's an avid reader and I am too."
"Fictional character that feels real for me. It has to be Jo March from Little Women because this book by Louisa May Alcott has left a memorable impression upon me personally. I do not like books with moral values, but this book has a wonderful story and it teaches subtly good qualities along the everyday walks of life. I see a bit of myself in Jo as she's an avid reader and I am too."