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I am using retrofit2 V2.6.0 as a REST client to connect with Goodreads' api. Since Goodreads' api returns data in XML I am using SimpleXML V2.6.0 as a converter. I have been stuck on converting the xml into POJOs. What's odd is that it works well when the result is a singular book but otherwise it displays the error below (last code snippet). Book in the xml is represented as work. When the result contains one work element it works and converts the XML correctly, otherwise it doesn't.

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I have discovered that even a query with two results get deserialised well. Four results invokes the same exception. The queries tried are the below.

1 Result https://www.goodreads.com/search/index.xml?key=XXXX&q=tesfi

2 Results https://www.goodreads.com/search/index.xml?key=XXXX&q=tesfu

4 Results https://www.goodreads.com/search/index.xml?key=XXXX&q=tesff

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I only need the search api and the below is a link and a transcript of what the response looks like.

https://www.goodreads.com/search/index.xml?key=XXXXXXXX&q=test

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