How To Not Leave Out The Important Parts of Your Book! (A.K.A How To Make Sure, Your Fans Don't Get Lost."

Reader-"How did they get to the airport?

I never read that in here."

1- Don't Leave Out The Main Stuff In Your Book! (Like for me in my last book, my characters got on a plane and landed in Vienna. But How did they get to the airport? what airport was it? What time was the flight, and when did the character land? Your book readers will ask these questions.) So If you want your readers to be in love with your book and not want to put it down because it doesn't make sense. Cause they will ask-














Author Typing-"Artist 's messy mop of hair

 dangles limply down, as the artist waits for inspiration to strike."

 2- Make Your Book Relatable! (You have to add things in your book that are real, like the "Empire State Building" (A.K.A. Percy Jackson) Or Add relatable characters, like an artist with messy hair.
 Point is,Your readers want to understand your book. So if they can relate to it or if you make a scene that would actually make sense. readers have a better chance of being more connected with your book.

   

3- End Your Book On an Understandable Cliff Hanger! (Like for instants don't end your book, where your main character still hasn't saved his Mom. Like Percy Jackson. You don't want your readers to be like-)

                                     Reader- "I read this entire thing. And


You Can't end it like this."



As always hope this tip helps you guys.

Sincerely Your Reject-Teen Writer,

                                                                       ARI

                                                                

 

                                                         

How To Keep Writing on Your Book! (When You Feel Like Throwing it At Something. Your Book Charaters Would be Preferred.) LOL!

Author- "Take that *book character's name*

Book Character- "It's not my fault." 

1- Don't Give Up! (First mistake I did when I got Brain-Blocked on my book, was I gave up. You have to push yourselves to finish even if you want to throw something very heavy at your uncooperative book characters.)

Author- "I'm Re-Booting My Creative Energy."

2-Re-Boost Your Creativity! (You see if your getting bored with your book, so will your readers, So go through it and take out what bores you, and replace it with something fun.) To re-boost your creativity grab the parts of your book that excite you and you enjoy reading. Then find out why they make you feel that way. Once you do, put that in your new pages.

Author- "I've Finished! HA! HA!"

3- Write the Ending of Your Book First! (You see if you write the end of your book first. Then It gives you something to look forward to. In my experience it's easier to write when you already know how something is going to end. Sort of like when you watch a sad movie and it gets easier to see after a couple of times.) Point is Once you finish your book you will feel better then if you give up on it!





As always hope this tip helps you guys out!

Sincerely your Reject-Teen Writer,

                                                                     ARI

Tips On How To Take Criticism! (Without Wanting To Body-Slam Someone!)

"Hope your critiques can protect you!"

1- First step Tell yourself the critic is not putting you down, there just trying to help you. (Me with my first novel I could not take my families, "Oh, it's to kid-ish." or my favorite, "It's okay." criticisms. It gets to the point where your like =

"Don't Touch My Baby!"

2- Accept Their Advice! (Normally their advice is right. But You see with my first book, To me it was my baby, and if anyone tried to change the perfect baby I thought I had. I became Mama-Bear!)













Author-"NOOOooooo!"

High Overseer- "Just Do it!"

3- Change your book and Try Again! (Using your Critics Advice, change the stuff in your book that needs help. Even if it feels like your taking out the best parts of your book also have someone like a High Overseer there who can make sure you make the appropriate changes to your book.) Your book will be better for it. (Promise.)

"I am the Best Author!"

4- IF YOU ACCEPT ALL YOUR CRITIC'S ADVICE, AND APPLY IT TO YOUR BOOK. THEN YOU WILL BE THE GREATEST AUTHOR OF ALL TIME! (Well at least you'll be pretty dang close. Also not all advice people may give you is correct so go find a professional second opinion.)













As Always hope these Tips help you guys.

Sincerely your Reject-Teen Writer,

                                                                         ARI