I am a person who loves to plan. For me, it's hard to not have everything planned out and sketched out for my stories. I like everything to be organized. For each character I make, I try to create some kind of character chart/description to use for my reference on that character's personality and appearance. … Continue reading 2 Basic Character Chart Templates
Month: June 2021
4 Ways to Write the Opening Sentence of your Story (With Examples)
One of the hardest parts of writing a fictional story is figuring out what to do for the first sentence. How do you write something that will instantly intrigue and excite your readers? There are lots of ways you can begin your story, but here are five of the main techniques that I personally like … Continue reading 4 Ways to Write the Opening Sentence of your Story (With Examples)
First-Person vs. Third-Person Pros & Cons: Which Viewpoint is Best for You?
When I first started writing my most recent story, I couldn't decide which viewpoint to use: first person or third person. I had used third-person in the past, but that was mainly because it was what I knew and was used in most of the books I read. But more recently I started researching first-person. … Continue reading First-Person vs. Third-Person Pros & Cons: Which Viewpoint is Best for You?
40+ Book Recommendations for Teens and Tweens
This post is about my favorite books that are clean, wholesome, and great for kids. As most of you know, I LOVE books. I even made a short poem about them: I love to read,I read every book.At the libraryI look in every nook. I read day and night,I am never stopping.I always read.My book … Continue reading 40+ Book Recommendations for Teens and Tweens