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Old 10-21-2017, 11:47 AM   #78
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Originally Posted by 4691mls View Post
I agree there is no right or wrong way to read a series - in order or out of order, whatever you like.

In the case of mystery series such as the Harry Bosch series mentioned upthread, I could see that one person might want to read the series in order, seeing the character age and evolve over time However, another person might just enjoy reading about a policeman solving a mystery and as long as the mystery in each book stands alone, such a reader might not care about the character's personal life.
The problem is when someone says sure, you can read a book in the middle of the series because it's standalone. It's not and it means it can be a spoiler for the series. Yes it's OK to read a series however you want, but to say a book in a series is standalone is not correct and not everyone would question that.
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