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When writing a book, it inevitably has to come to an end. But how do you decide how it ends? Most readers love a happy ending, but sometimes a tragic ending is more emotional and leaves more of a mark. Personally, I hate the ending that leaves you hanging, or to your own imagination, but that's just me. I am sure a few readers like that type of ending. Now, if the book is a series that is a different story. Then it needs to have something that leads it into the next story. What type of endings do you love? Would love to hear from you, and remember, "Enjoy the Write!" KSCarson

The dictionary explains the word plot as, "the main events of a play, novel, movie, or similar work, devised and presented by the writer as an interrelated sequence." The plot lets the reader know what's happening, describes the problems your characters are trying to solve, and gives the details on how they attempt to solve them. So you may as you may suspect, the plot is very important. Plot is essential in fiction because it moves the action forward. It also reveals the motivation behind the character's actions. Sometimes it is difficult, but try to work out the plot before the characters. But however you do it, remember, "Enjoy the Write!" KSCarson

Exploring Creative Writing With Your Child. It is important for our little ones to engage in creative activities. Here is some advice on how to explore creative writing with your child. Read more