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Foreword

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Not Always NecessaryPlay
A foreword is not always included in every book, particularly in fiction. SlideHer novel jumped straight into the story, without a foreword.
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Written by OthersPlay
A foreword is often written by someone other than the author, such as an expert or a celebrity, to add credibility. SlideThe foreword by the famous historian piqued my interest in the book.
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Sets the TonePlay
The foreword can establish the tone or mood for the rest of the book, giving readers a hint of what to expect. SlideThe foreword's solemn tone warned of the emotional journey ahead.