As a reader you recognise that feeling when you're lost in a book? You know the one - when whatever's going on around you seems less real than what you're reading and all you want to do is keep going deeper into the story whether it's about being halfway up a mountain in Brazil in 1823 of in love with a man you aren't sure you can trust or fighting a war in the last human outpost, somewhere beyond the moon. Well, if you're writing that book it's real for you too. Sara Sheridan
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The feeling of being lost in a book is a wonderful thing. When you are lost in a book, you can be as immersed as you want without worrying about anything else. You can be entertained by the writing and by the characters, but most of all you can be transported to a different world where you can become a character for a while.

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