ok,i need help on a book im working on.its called love with no lover.tips and the book .or choose your title!!
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Waiting For The Sunrise, Simply put love is like the warmth of the sun,As far as making the story line better, the communication should be via the Internet and the public library, notes can be hidden in books, also have them separated by class, as her family has money, his does not.Passion should be expressed by a sense of longing, the attraction between the two should insight a sense of longing in your readers.Pick up a copy of Writing for Dummies. Then you will understand what I am trying to tell you
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Is the name To Touch a Dream? and is it a book?\n\nif so:)\n\nhttp://www.ronsdalepress.com/catalogue/touch_dream.html  OR\n\nhttp://www.smarter.com/books-1/product/to_touch_a_dream-2184020/?source=inktomi_books2184020\n\n\nBut Touch a Dream does not show up - \n\nThere is also this:)\n\nhttp://www.quietjourney.com/stories/breezy1.html\n\nhttp://www.quietjourney.com/stories/breezy2.html
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Do some research on Wikipedia about swords and arrows. Is this story set in the present day or earlier times, and where? Some writers, such as Michael Ondaatje (The English Patient) do loads of research for their works.\n\nIf you don't have time to research, have you considered choosing an easier topic?
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I'd recommend getting a copy from your local library. That way you can have a book to take to class and you won't have to use all that ink printing the whole novel out!
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Hi, Dan.  \n\nCongratulations on your great idea.\n\nThere are a number of questions you must first answer before the advice anyone gives you about publishing your book can actually be of value to you. They include some of the following:\n\n > What is the subject of your self-help book?\n\n > Who is the book's target market?\n\n > What are your credentials for writing such a book?\n\n > How much, if any, research have you done on this subject — particularly to see what other books have already been written on this subject and/or to this market? \n \nThe fist rule of marketing anything — including BOOKS — is to make sure you have a market for your product before you create the product...not the other way around.\n\nYou wil probably want to do some pretty thorough research to see what else is out there that's even a little like yours.  This is not to defeat or discourage you, but to let you know how to talk with the publishing industry.  For example, this process will enable you to language a comment like, "It's a little like Dr. Phil's most recent book, but with less yelling, and targeted specifically to husbands of women who've had miscarriages," so that you can give them a better idea of exactly what you have in mind.\n\n > Do you have any agent contacts in mind already?\n\n > Have you put your proposal together yet?\n\n > If it seems like it will take some time to find an agent and/or publisher, is self-publishing a consideration?\n\n > Do you have a graphic designer who is handling the cover and interior layout?\n\n > If you had to describe your budget for this project, would you say it is:\n\n * Whatever it takes to get the job done properly \n * Flexible, within reason \n * Very limited \n * I have no budget for this project \n   \nYou probably will want to head to Amazon.com or your local bookstoe and invest in a book called The Writers Market.  It's a big book (maybe 3 inches thick) that costs about $30 — or you can get the one that comes with a CD-ROM for about $50.  What it contains are the best known agents, publishers, and outlets for all genres of writing in the country...as well as a few international sources.\n\nThe good news is that the self-help market is one of the biggest there is, and non-fiction is fairly easy for new authors to break into, even with a traditional publisher (as opposed to self-publishing). \n\nThe honest truth is that this could be a full-time job for you, depending on how serious you are about it.  One cardinal mistake new authors make is not realizing that a book is a BUSINESS unto itself, and you need to think of it as one.  To do it properly, you'll need the same kinds of tools you would to get a business started: a timeline, a budget, a marketing plan, and a well-thought-through execution strategy.\n\nThis is a project that, if done properly, is going to take a big investment of time, money, and energy, particularly if you go the self-publishing route (even as an e-book, which is NOT the best recommendation for a self-help book).  If you're not under a tight external deadline and have the personal capacity for or access to some of the design components (editing, layout, cover, pagination), you may be able to somewhat contain the cost.\n\nWhatever you do — DO NOT overlook the need for a good editor.  Quality editing — or the lack thereof — has the ability to seal your book's fate, for good or ill.\n\nBegin by identifying the market your book will reach (be as specific as you can, making sure, however, that you have a large enough viable market that both needs your book and is willing to pay for the information it contains), and then start looking at agents and/or publishers who work with material for people in that group.  An agent is the middleman, who negotiates between you and the publishing company.  The publisher is the company who puts up the cash to build the books, market them, and distribute
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Start creatively with a little story or quote from the book.  Quotes work great as attention grabbers because then it seems like the paper is less like reading a paper on the book and more like reading the book itself.  I've never actually read this one so I can't give you any good quotes.  You may also start with a quote by someone famous.  Quotegeek.com has lots of searchable quotes.  Good luck!
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What's the name of the book?  Do a general search for a  summary of the book and you might find one on-line.  If you indicate the name of the book you might get more response.\n\nAnd have you tried SparkNotes on line?
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Now, I am suprised that this was posted,...I thought everyone knew this story...let me give it a shot.\n\nBetter yet let me look this up for ya:There are a few things that are good here:  I hope this helps...\n\nThroughout the novel Celie is growing and learning about herself. She learns with the help of others not only about herself but about things that go on around her. The fact that Celie is writing to God shows us that she has a way of coping with her horrendous life. In a way God is the only thing she could turn to since her step-father scared her by saying "You better not never tell nobody but God. It'd kill your mammy." (p1) This is the first sign of growth we are presented with in the novel. Next Celie is confronted with Sofia who she wishes she were like in some ways. She learns alot from Sofia and Harpo's relationship; like the fact that a wife doesn't have to take abuse from her husband. She also learns about Sofia's outlook on life which is important to her growth. "You ought to bash Mr.------ head open, she say. Think bout heaven later." ( p. 44) \nIn this quote we see that Sofia is telling Celie that she should start caring about the life she is living and get rid of Mr.------. This is one of the first steps in which Celie starts to care about her life and makes gradual attempts to better it. \n\nShug Avery enters the novel next and is idealized by Celie. Celie does everything she can to be like Shug which in the long run helps her be more of her own person. Once Celie becomes Shug´s friend and stops trying to be like her, she instead begins to learn from her and becomes her own person. Through Shug she learned a lot more sexually about herself . All the sexual experiences she had had prior to the one with Shug were bad, and usually against her will. But after her experience with Shug she realizes that sexual contact can be enjoyed, she becomes confortable with her body, and learns that touching herself is not a bad thing. In a way they were both growing in their relationship at the same time because neither of them had had sexual experience with a woman before. " I don't know know nothing bout it, I say to Shug. I dont know much she say." ( p.118). \n\nAs Shug and Celie´s relationship progressed, I think she began to experience a real relationship with someone she cared about. For the first time in her life she truly loved someone besides her sister. Celie gained more self confidence from being with Shug, and with this she finally learned how to stand up to Mr.-------. We are shown this for one of the first times in the discussion at dinner. At that dinner we really get to see how much Celie has grown and how independent she is becoming. She tells Mr.------- , "You a lowdown dog is what you is what's wrong, I say. Its time to leave you and enter into the Creation. And your dead body is just the welcome mat I need." (p.207) This quote has a lot of significance because it's one of the first times Celie stands up for herself. It shows that she's not going to take his treatment anymore and is moving on, she is finally ready to enter into communion with the rest of the world and start her own life. The break up of Shug and Celie serves as a good wake up call to her that she has to learn to live without depending on Shug so much. As the novel continues it begins to talk less and less of Celie's outer ugliness and more of her innner beauty. This is very important because it symbolizes her growth as a human being and shows us how her self respect has increased. \n\nAs Celie begains to gain more and more control of her life she starts a buisness making pants, which is significant for two reasons. First, because they are pants which shows us that she is finally feeling equal or better than the "male" and no longer feels beneath him, and second, because she finally has control of something of her own, with people who work for her. \n\n
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It would not help you to tell you which chapter I identified most with, since you are different than me.  We probably have different tastes about what we like as well.\n\nI would suggest that you read the book for yourself [it's not long at all] and answer these questions yourself.  In this way you can defend your choices when asked, instead of stealing someone else's work.\n\nGood luck!
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hay did you get that name from inkheart. i loved that book. i can't believe she just leaves you hanging like that though. i want to know what happens to dustfinger. i can't wait till the movie comes out.
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This is a great website for analysis of books:\n\nhttp://www.sparknotes.com/lit/gatsby/section1.html\n\nLater in the evening Tom and Daisy ask Nick about his engagement. He tells them he is not engaged, and that it is all a gossipy misunderstanding. \n\nhttp://www.homework-online.com/tgg/chap01.asp\n\nDaisy Buchanan, who happens to be Nick's second cousin and the wife of one of his Yale classmates, a wealthy former footballer named Tom Buchanan. Nick learns that the Buchanan marriage is not particularly happy...\n\nQuote from the book:\n\n“You make me feel uncivilized, Daisy,” I confessed on my second glass of corky but rather impressive claret. “Can’t you talk about crops or something?”\n\nI meant nothing in particular by this remark, but it was taken up in an unexpected way.\n\nBOTTOM LINE: Nick is re-acquainting himeself with three people who each love themselves more than anyone else in the whole world.  As he tells Daisy, he is an outsider to their clique and he is uncomfortable.
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naaawww - I didn't read any books about it - I just asked a couple of questions here on Yahoo! answers. Like, what do men want & where's my love?! lol  What a wild assortment of answers I got!
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There is lots of on line help for this novel.  These sites should give you all the information you need.  Best of luck with it.
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I answered first!!!\nbut how can u give 20 points?\n\ni have not read this book-- but check sparknotes-- it helps me on other books.. \nhttp://www.sparknotes.com/lit/colorofwater/
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Do you know the author?  If so, let us know.\nDo you have any classmates you can ask?
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I did a quick search for it and found a snipped at megaessays.com\n\nOf course my personally recomendation would be to read the book and do it yourself, but if you need a start this may be a place to help.
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I loved The Color Purple, especially because most of it, if not all of it is written in letter format.  There is an interesting shift in the book where Celie no longer writes "Dear God," but "Dear Nettie,".  Also isn't it interesting that Mister has no last name mentioned?  He's just Mr.________.  Maybe he is undeserving of a name in Celie's mind?\n\nIf you've read the book, you shouldn't have any trouble with an essay on it, in fact, I had trouble keeping my paper on it to 8 pages,...unless you have difficulty articulating your thoughts onto paper (which often happens to me)...\n\nThe book is rich in content and makes the reader rich in commentary.