A Great Book Is Not A Work Of Luck

If there was no characters, there would be no story. Characters make up a story, along with other aspects of course, but characters come with different types of personalities. With the characters and their personalities it can create different types of moods for the readers. The characters bring these moods in stories such as a scary story, which is very important. Characters make the story have mystery and suspense. In the story Where is Here, by Joyce Carol Oates, the author uses one of the characters in the story to create a mysterious mood because he was very strange. With the character being strange it builds mystery by making the reader want to know what his next move is. The author uses characters to establish many characteristics

Characters play a major role in ensuring that the novels can be read and comprehended. However, the success of a novel is dependent on the quality of characterization and whether they will attract the

The relationship between a novelist and characters is very complex as not all characters are composed by great novelist. Some characters will be very flawed and have uncaring writers creating them just for money. Other characters will be composed by an artist who is loving and creates the characters and novel because they truly enjoy to write and create novels for the joy of themselves and their readers. Having a caring or uncaring author is what makes the relationship between a novelist and characters

Books have been the main source of obtaining information and discovering a world of knowledge, imagination, and exploration throughout all periods of time.

Good Literature is what it sounds like it’s good but nothing amazing. It is for example, the Hunger Games, where it is a fun and exciting read, but doesn’t spark a change or awakening. This distinction between good and great is vital to the gradual understanding of what makes the human mind tick. Good literature might be nice for a quick and easy read on the beach, but Great literature or nonfiction will change one’s view point and requires detail and focus to extract its full meaning.

With characterization the reader is able to find out who a character is and what he/she is about. Characterization is a huge part of literature and is almost always present in a story. Without characterization the reader would be left with boring, plain characters. Characterization is super important in literature because it adds a whole new aspect to a story that the reader would have never known without characterization.

“Reading gives us someplace to go when we have to stay where we are,” (Cooley). Throughout our lives, reading has impacted us in many ways. Often times books give people different perspectives on their lives. People with high stress levels often find comfort in reading books to take their mind off of their concerns. Sometimes, people just need to take a step back from their lives and relax for a while; therefore, reading is a great tool. In fact, all kinds of books have also helped me become a better writer. There are many different books that have impacted me over the years.

Imagery, sense of humor, development of characters, plot twist, and a conclusion that strongly ties up he book. These are all key qualities a book should have in order it to be beloved by society. You would think all authors would publish their books with these qualities, right? Well...most of them do.

The result of these characteristics give each story suspense and mystery, leaving the readers wondering what each character will do next and what further action will take place. Characters hold a primary role in determining the outcome of a story, which is the reasoning behind the many similarities and differences among literary characters. Also, a clear example is the similar plots with two completely different outcomes. Once the audience understands a character, they are capable of building on their existing knowledge to foreshadow events or understand the text more logically, which is evident when reading these

Old sayings of “You can never judge a book by its cover” serves some purpose to what books and novels really accommodate. An interesting book cover can really real someone in but there are many literary elements. Books and novels should be based on their organization, format, tone, word choice, purpose, and effectiveness. These are key elements on judging the success of a book. Some people look past these elements and focus more on their understanding of the story.

Whether the writer, who sits and taps his pen methodically against a blank sheet of paper in thought, does not have an idea of what his piece will be about, he will always have a list of characters to use. This concept stands right to the fact that without characters, a story based on description is parallel to a song without notes. Literature would prove incomplete without a protagonist followed by an antagonist. Even the most skilled of writers, who write of beautiful skies and fields, all tied up with an abundance of similes and flowery language, will not be able to translate a story from mind to paper without the use of some characters. That is because characters create the overall conflict in a story, portraying traits and attitude that can both be considered Godly as well as the complete opposite.

Characters have a huge role in novels. In fact I believe they set the tone for the story the author will be writing about because without characters the novel wouldn’t have a purpose. Always in the beginning of a novel the author does an in-depth introduction about the character he or she will be using in their novel. There are two time of characters within a novel that are developed by the author and they are called major and minor characters.

For now, I'll set aside considerations of why The Goal is a novel, how effective it is as a book, whether it succeeds as literature, and so on. This article is primarily about the ideas behind the book, and why some are valuable while others are probably quite useless.

What makes a book good? What about bad? Is it too much action? Not enough? WHat about too much dialogue? Not enough sense? Everyone has an idea of what makes a book good or bad. To many people might think a book is bad, simply because it is a book. Of course, more book aficionados tend think a book should have certain written way. How do you decide whether a book is good or bad? Books such as The Delany Sister’s First 100 Years by Annie Delany, Sarah Delany, featuring Amy Hill, An Enemy of the People by Henrik Ibsen, and To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee are books that exemplify a ‘good’ books. Books such as Great Expectations by Charles Dickens and Macbeth by William Shakespeare are ‘bad’ books. Why are these books put into categories like

How does a relatable main character help a reader to enjoy a novel? If the audience relates to the main characters, they would wanna read it more because people who usually have things in common with people tend to enjoy learning more about them. It’s a good feeling know you can relate with someone knowing you’re not the only person going through things.