The book opens with a preface, which I recommend you read first, because it gives you something to look forward to because the first couple chapters move a little slowly.
The prefaces starts with Carolyn trying to escape from the FLDS. It led me to have something exciting to look forward to as I'm reading. It provides a look to the big ending that the book will inevitably lead up to. As I said, since the book moves a little slowly, you have to remember from the prefaces what's coming up ahead, so it keeps you reading. As well judging from the preface, I want to know what happens after she tries to escape, because it stops at a point that makes you want to keep reading.
I'm sure what the preface told me will help me continue reading. Sometimes I have to remember that there is something exciting going to happen at the end and I'll have a reason to keep reading. The preface won't let me down (hopefully)!
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I can't tell that you've read anything--just that it's moving slowly. For me, with slow books I have to set page goals (15 pages a day, a chapter a day, or something like that) so that I can check off a numerical accomplishment if the plot isn't moving fast enough. Maybe that will help you also.
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