What Are The Different Types Of Renewn In Jim Butcher's Fool Moon

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The novel “Fool Moon” is written by Jim Butcher. I understood that there are different kinds of werewolves. All of them are not killed in the same way. For example; only silver weapon is used for loup-garou types of werewolves for their extinction (Jim-73).
Here, the story was interesting as it was based on werewolves. There was a man “Dresden”, which was supposed to be a wizard, helps in solving the cases related to supernatural things like werewolves. I could notice that there were different kinds of werewolves (Jim-68). It was interesting when Kim and Dresden were taking about the high magic which has layers like a wall and has special power within the circles (Jim-5). In the “Fool Moon”, it was exciting when writer was using word “flavors”

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