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The Perks of Being a Wallflower is my new favorite book (and when I say it's my favorite, I mean it's the kind of book that I finish reading the last page and go right back to the first page and start all over again). I like how it's written in letter form. I always have quite liked that.. I have the characters and the basic plot for my story. I still need to map out all the events and stuff. But first I'm trying to figure out how I want to write it.. I'm leaning toward the letter thing. My main character has a terminal illness and I want her to write letters to her siblings (she has an identical twin, a little sister, and a baby brother) that she'll kind of just keep around because she knows she's going to die. But I'm afraid it will seem like I'm copying the Perks when I'm trying hard not to.. Anyway, my question is what you think about writing in that style. Also, do you have any opinions on what I should do once my main character has passed on? I was thinking maybe having her twin sister write a letter as an epilogue like "It's been _______ since you've died" and an update on what's going on and leaving it at her grave or something, but I'm not sure.. . BQ: Which POV (1st, 2nd, or 3rd person) and tense (past or present) do you prefer when writing/reading a story that's not in journal/letter form?. I personally like 3rd person present ("he does this" as opposed to "he did this"), and I really hate 1st and 2nd person POV for some reason..

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