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Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog 
Nice one, Thank you Chris
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Thanks for the list! Added to my folder 🙂
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Welcome Diana 👍😃
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I really like this, Ape! Great ways to “show, not tell.” I’ve let Lilith, the cat character in my novel, use her fluffy tail as body language. With people, one they missed for anger is the throbbing vein in the forehead. 😀 (Have you ever seen anyone that mad? I have!) Mega hugs my friend.
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YEP – Been the cause as well (I don’t like bullies) 😄😄😄
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Need a little help with character body language?
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This is an excellent quick reference for writers!
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Thanks Jan 😀
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Reblogged this on Writing and Music and commented:
This is an excellent quick reference for writers!
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Reblogged this on Anna Dobritt — Author and commented:
Interesting
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