Are you a “CoHort” searching for books and authors similar to Colleen Hoover?
If so, welcome!
For you, we’ve curated a list of 15 writers who will quench your thirst for more Hoover-esque storytelling.
Not every book is exactly like a Hoover story, but they all share one thing in common with the bestselling author’s oeuvre, style, and notable themes.
So, without further ado, let’s dive in!
If you’re wondering how to describe a book but can’t find the right words, you’ve come to the right place.
Doing it well is an art and can lead to more sales.
So today, we’re breaking down adjectives to describe books to make them as appealing as possible.
We’ve broken it down by genre, but don’t be afraid to play with words.
The more compelling the adjectives, the more likely people will pick up the title.
Let’s get to it.
You enjoy the idea of audible, but the actual experience has been hit or miss in your estimation.
Why?
In many cases, it all comes down to the narration x-factor. Bluntly stated: The aural stylings of a meh voice actor can taint the best of books.
So to help you cut through the muck, we’ve curated a list of the top audiobook narrators.
Let’s jump right in.
What is a book, exactly? Technically and rudimentarily speaking, it’s a compendium of pages bound together with a protective cover. The word “book” is also used to describe stories and other recorded words on materials other than paper. We won’t dive into the minutia of what constitutes a tome and what doesn’t, but we are …
To annotate any text is to make it your own. With annotating, you engage with the writing and its author. You turn it into a conversation.
You’re not just reading the words any more; you’re interacting with them, all the better to understand and to benefit from what you learn.
To help you in this, we created this brief but powerful guide on how to annotate a book. As you learn, feel free to apply your new skills to this post.
If you’ve used Google Docs for school or writing blog posts, you know it’s versatile, intuitive, and free to use.
So, while it may not be the first word-processing tool you think of for writing books, there are plenty of reasons why it should be one of your top three.
After looking through this post, it might even become your number-one option.
This guide will get you from a blank page (or blog post) to a finished book, with simple step-by-step instructions and screenshots that show you exactly what to do.
When was the last time you were reading a novel and learned about a hobby you shared with one of your favorite characters?
Just like that, you feel more connected to them.
And honestly when are you not curious about character interests?
They seem more human when they have hobbies.
But when you’re writing a story of your own, how do you know which hobbies to give your characters?
That’s what the character hobbies list below will help with.
And the better you know each of your characters, the more likely the right hobbies will stand out for you.