What makes a good novel book?
Posted By Jasper Longfellow on May 26, 2009
In fiction, the writer’s job is to entertain, to draw an emotional response from the reader. Readers are often looking for suspense, action, and leave, they have not been before, one they will not easily forget. Readers want to get drawn into and experience the story for themselves. They want characters they can relate to and form of the individual and the. But the most important thing is that they want a good book. One that leaves them anxiously awaiting each turn of the page.
Here are three crucial elements of a good new fiction book:
Well-developed characters: the characters must be fully developed and credible. The characters should remind you of your teacher, your lawyer, your doctor, or maybe even your best friend. Even the fictional, they are alive for us in the story.
Action: A good new fiction book needs to be filled with action. The good guys are after the bad guys, the doctor needs to find a cure. From the beginning to the end, the reader can’t bear to stop reading because the action just keeps coming.
Big plans: to allow readers to guess at the end of the author the right to use the strange, the reality of the plot twists and turns. But when we think we all know “who does” – bam – a new twist to the story of horror, and involves more. As we near the end, we would like to know whether there is time to solve this problem? It will have a happy ending? Most of the readers as long as there is a good end, their stories, because they like the growth of the characters in the book and would like to see the best happen to them.
Writers write about what they know. They can sound, color and image, their world is the story of their lives. Fiction book is where writers get the opportunity to bring you into that world and keep you there until, “the end.”