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@Blanblo | Waiting rooms often evoke feelings of anxiety and anticipation. How does this book capture those emotions through its characters and narratives?
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"Seriously, the prose is so raw. It genuinely feels like I have been transcribing a stream of consciousness. The main characters, especially Ankit and Pooja, don't just tell you what they are thinking. You overhear them processing their whole lives out loud. I mean, the detail they dive into is just phenomenal. Take Dr. Jindal for instance. I love that guy."
"Seriously, the prose is so raw. It genuinely feels like I have been transcribing a stream of consciousness. The main characters, especially Ankit and Pooja, don't just tell you what they are thinking. You overhear them processing their whole lives out loud. I mean, the detail they dive into is just phenomenal. Take Dr. Jindal for instance. I love that guy."
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"Seriously, the prose is so raw. It genuinely feels like I have been transcribing a stream of consciousness. The main characters, especially Ankit and Pooja, don't just tell you what they are thinking. You overhear them processing their whole lives out loud. I mean, the detail they dive into is just phenomenal. Take Dr. Jindal for instance. I love that guy."
"Seriously, the prose is so raw. It genuinely feels like I have been transcribing a stream of consciousness. The main characters, especially Ankit and Pooja, don't just tell you what they are thinking. You overhear them processing their whole lives out loud. I mean, the detail they dive into is just phenomenal. Take Dr. Jindal for instance. I love that guy."