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Books with multiple points of view (POV). They can be pretty awesome, getting to see a story for someone else's perspective, see what they see, what they're thinking. It sheds a whole new light on a story. But in some books - and I must say, I've only seen this in a fantasy books - we get multiple POVs where the characters aren't actually together. They're in different parts of the world, or even if different time periods. Where you seem to be getting more than one story in a book, but that you know that they will, at some point, intersect, or make a difference to other characters' stories. These stories can be really interesting, but of course, there are cons as well as pros to having multiple POV stories where the charcters don't meet, or only do so briefly.
