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Originally Posted by Renate
So, I'm reading, "Die Arbeiter", Martin Becker. (That's a German definite article there.)
It's a story about a family and the youngest is speaking. He talks about his oldest sister, his older brother, his younger sister. He describes visiting his younger sister as an adult. And on page 90 he does a flashback on how his younger sister died in childbirth.
Ok, fiction is made-up stuff, but I expect some guardrails. DNF
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For me, that would actually be the only even remotely interesting element in that book.
But then I love reading about things that don't exist - fantasy (imaginary worlds), science fiction (space travel, aliens), time travel and so on. Realism is boring.
But of course one man's bread and so on.