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May 5, 2016

Paper Hearts, Volume 1: Some Writing Advice by Beth Revis

Paper Hearts, Volume 1: Some Writing Advice
by Beth Revis
Source: Books provided via NetGally. Thank you.
My Rating: 5 stars
Summary:
Your enemy is the blank page. When it comes to writing, there's no wrong way to get words on paper. But it's not always easy to make the ink flow. Paper Hearts: Some Writing Advice won't make writing any simpler, but it may help spark your imagination and get your hands back on the keyboard.
Practical Advice Meets Real Experience
With information that takes you from common mistakes in grammar to detailed charts on story structure, Paper Hearts describes:
• How to Develop Character, Plot, and World
• What Common Advice You Should Ignore
• What Advice Actually Helps
• How to Develop a Novel
• The Basics of Grammar, Style, and Tone
• Four Practical Methods of Charting Story Structure
• How to Get Critiques and Revise Your Novel
• How to Deal with Failure
• And much more!
BONUS! More than 25 "What to do if" scenarios to help writers navigate problems in writing from a New York Times Bestselling author who's written more than 2 million words of fiction.


*****

 
Paper Hearts by Beth Revis is an amazing and helpful read for readers and writers alike. I, as a blogger, found this book very interesting because it gives you a deep view of the process of writing, and I found myself noticing things I didn’t notice before about the books I’m currently reading.
The first time I read Paper Hearts was via Wattpad. But when I found it on NetGally I discovered it has extra content and that was even better.

Paper Hearts for readers and bloggers: If you like to read about the writing process of your favorite authors, Paper Hearts shows you exactly how hard is to be a good author, so you learn to appreciate their work even more. It makes you notice mistakes some of them do. It gives you to tools you might need when trying to give the perfect rating.

Paper Hearts for writers: Beth Revis crafted a perfect lesson to improve your writing. Aspiring authors or published ones have the chance to learn SO MANY different things. Just by reading the first volume, you have all the tools you need to write a very solid first draft. Beth Revis explain perfectly various aspects like tense, voice, world-building, character development, etc, etc. Even I wanted to write a book as soon as I finished reading it. And the best is that Paper Heart is a very organized book with a fresh and light tone. It’s like a dear friend of you is encouraging you to write now.

I really enjoyed the first volume of the Paper Heart series and I highly recommend it to everyone. 


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3 comments:

  1. ohh, and here I tought it was something I could live without...
    I guess I was wrong!

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    1. It's really good! I hope you give it a chance!

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  2. Oh this sounds great to get more info on the writing process!

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