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dmh7030
dmh7030: 10 months ago via iPhone

What's the difference between a book and a novel?

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TieGuy
TieGuy: 10 months ago

It's a bit like the difference between clothes and trousers, all trousers are clothes, but not all clothes are trousers. So - all novels are books, but not all books are novels.

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dmh7030: 10 months ago via iPhone
Just seeing what answers I would get correct. And you are...
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NorahKee88: 10 months ago

A novel is a book. A novel is a type of book that tells stories. It is a book of long narratives. Novels have different genres. There are action novels, romantic novels and sci-fi novels.

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dmh7030: 10 months ago via iPhone
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