What To Find For When You Dont Want To Throw Away Your Book

I have been thinking about what makes a readable book. There are books out there with terrible stories and terrible characters and terrible everything. Fortunately there are books out there with awesome stories and awesome characters and awesome everything. Anyways right now your going to hear my theories of what makes a terrible book.

I have a better understanding with the terrible books with multiple experiences. Here are some books with some bad experiences. You know you have not written a best seller when your on the hundredth page and you have writers block and you finish the darn book. That gives readers, like ourselves, the feeling of that someone ripped out the last pages. Another time you know you have not written a best seller is when your book has humongous text. Every single page your zooming past and you feel pretty dumb because the author and publisher maybe thinks your blind. Not such great things, right?. Another time you know you have not written a best seller is when your entering the book store and amazingly there are millions of the same book for the price around four dollars. This means that the bookstore is attempting to get away from those books and get money for them too. Of course if your brilliant then you might as well forget all this.

When your imagining something outrageous and your an author then you should probably keep that idea and write about that immediately. Everything about imagination, yours at most, should be included. Imagination brings the book together. If Joanne Rowling, author of the Harry Potter series, was some boring prick then basically quidditch would not be here today. If Suzanne Collins, author of the Hunger Games series, was some boring prick then basically mockingjays would not be here today. If Stephenie Meyer ,author of the Twilight series, was some boring prick then basically the Volturi would not be here today. Anyways, you have gotten the idea with imagination. Your story comes together. When you have written some good and popular book then your basically going to be receiving movie offers. Every book I have mentioned up there has been a movie and a pretty popular one too. Although, these movie offers can be somewhat dangerous. Why? Because your book could be demolished by some terrible movie from some terrible cast. Be careful, my authors, because movies can bring everything apart. Although, you might have to be absolutely careful that doesn't mean your movie couldn't be a complete success.

For example, the Harry Potter series was an amazing book series and become more and more popular with the movies. The books were British so the directors followed that and basically everything else the movie mentioned and in result made one of the most notable movie series of the twenty first century. The Harry Potter series has broken the fastest book selling record twice. My example explains that movies can be extremely questionable.

When you pick some book up and start reading and then its impossible to put down because the book is extremely riveting.thats definitely going to be a best seller. Everything around you becomes what the books are describing, whether its wizards battling fiercely or some couples have double dates, everything becomes that. Most of the time people will be watching the movies before they read the books (if they even do that) . Movies apparently are easier for people to do (I am guessing) but you tend to miss many things that book described so well. Anyways, whenever I read a book that I absolutely adore then most of the time it will become a movie. Although, not the movie that everyone watches but the one that plays in my mind.

Anyways, hopefully you don't take my criticism wrong.