Book Helping: Features

Make your book true to what it is! If it's a spy book, make there be lots of spy details! It would be just strange if suddenly, the spy book turns into a rerun of 'The Wizard of Oz' with little Munchkins prancing about. No sir, that would not do. Or ma'm?
Make your book have something to it that makes it mysterious, funny, or even disgustingly dirty, like kids playing in a sandbox after it had just rained!
Artistry is a great way to get your readers interested. It gives an idea of what's in the book. The title, is another way to get your readers interested, such as 'The Candy Shop War' or 'Arcade Catastrophe'
Has this helped?
  

Book Helping: Rules

One follower to my Zumba post asked for some writing suggestions. OK! Well, sit up and straighten up your backs! Time for writing ability training!
Three basic/professional rules for any work, anytime, anywhere...



1. PRACTICE HARD!!!!
2. PRACTICE HARD!!!!
3. PRACTICE HARD!!!!



YEP!


Secondary Rules:

1. Neat handwriting (unless doing a rough draft)
2. Good spelling (unless doing a rough draft)
3. An interesting beginning!

Calvin And Hobbes Comics

In these comics, there's ridiculously funny characters, and these stars are...

Calvin and Hobbes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yessiree, Calvin and Hobbes are the future comix stars of AMERICA!

(Sorry... I KNOW I uploaded  Calvin and Hobbes pictures... can't seem to find 'em)

SORRY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SORRY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!








I haven't gotten the chance for this blog really. Am busy with school and... please don't make me say it... too embarrassing... video games.

It's true...

Book Review #2: Gregor The Overlander

Name: Gregor The Overlander

Description: A fantastic series of cool, sheer danger, excitement, and things you probably shouldn't do unless you have your parents permission like jumping off the side of a cliff (I know, parents, not such a good inspiration, huh?). Gregor follows his little sister, Boots, down a vent, soon to be led to a regal city named Regalia. Luxa, Regalia's future queen, embarks on a quest with Gregor to find Gregor's missing father. Sorry, you need to read the books to get the details! Huh? You're gonna force me to tell you? No can do! *Brenden runs off*

Main Characters: Gregor, Luxa, Boots.

Hope you buy the book and enjoy it!

Riddle

Bet nobody can figure out this poem/riddle unless you're an expert at puzzles. And here it is:

"The beginning of eternity, the end of time and space. The beginning of every end, the end of every place......"

Comment on this if you think you know the answer!!!!!!!


(Hint: Pay attention to the words!)

Book Review #3: Peter and the Starcatchers

Name: Peter and the Starcatchers
Description: A fast-paced, action-packed (OK, now I'm starting to sound like those adventure book salesmen/authors yours truly.) awesome book(Ah, that's better)! Peter, the star of the show, goes around Mollusk Island with chaos following him ( a.k.a. A feeling-really-really-really-murderous Black Stache) and a Giant crocodile tramping free, with a taste for human skin (also liver, kidney beans, and esophagus asparagus!). At the end, Peter gets a pleasant/horrifying surprise (Depends on how you look at it).

Main Characters: Peter, Molly, Black Stache, Slank.