Do guys in books make for better boyfriends?

Do guys in books make for better boyfriends?

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Cassandra Baitly is known for being the loner in her school, always reading her books. She prefers to fall for the guys in her books as they have the looks and the manners. They say chivalry is dead. Enter Eric Sullivan; he has the looks and the manners. So do the guys in books make for better boyfriends?
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