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THE IDEAl book

BY: AVANI GANNE

Interesting Plotline

Arguably the most important part of any story, many people say that the most important thing in any book. no matter its genre, is its storyline. The protagonist getting captured by the villain or quest to find true love; any way you put it, it’s the backbone of the whole story.

Captivating Beginning

It’s the hook that draws the fish in, isn’t it? Many avid readers who’d be very interested in a certain book, feel themselves turning away from it when te beginning fails to pull them in. It’s perfectly fine to start slow with exposition,ust don’t drag it on for too long.

Clear Imagery

Even if you’re writing a non-fictional piece of writing, the use of imagery and figurative language is imperative to any story. A “tall, dark, and brooding pricess“ is much more appealing than a mere “princess“ of course!

Influenced by the answers of active readers, this is a look-see into the puzzle of the “perfect book.” In other words. this is what readers look most for as they read, right here to help as you write.

Realistic Characters

Love them or hate them, good characters are more than likely to be anyone’s favorite part of the book. The trope doesn’t matter; if you have good 3D characters with hopes and flaws like any real person, you’re set!

Strong Syntax

Though it’s not what immeditely comes to mind when you’re thinking about piecing together the perfect story, sentence structure is incredibly important. It dictates the flow of your writing, and if you demonstrate a bad use of it in your writing, you might findthat readers aren’t able to continue reading.

Satisfying Ending

Just as there is always great beginning to any good book, there bust be an ending that ties together the loose ends and leaves your readers happy with how each plot point ended, excluding cliff-hangers of course. There can’t be loose ends hanging around or else your readers won’t be able to understand the time-line of it