Books To Read To Improve Your Writing Style

Reading improves writing in a general sense. Exposure to quality writing will expand the knowledge of a reader. Techniques used by famous authors are quite crucial to study. In a nutshell, every writer has to study the works that have "worked" in order to improve the personal writing style. 

There are endless books which are so good, they have been put in curriculums and school systems. This certain list of classics does not necessarily include such books. The purpose of this list is to give a realistic look into specific skills of books that clear off the book stands in a matter of hours and why they work so well. These best selling books contain both the new and old which will improve a reader's ability towards the particular styles of writings under several genres.

The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks

This novel is said to be Nicholas Sparks first book and is one major turn on for every romantic reader. The simple style of language and the emotion within the book is the major draw in for most readers. A romantic book for novice writers looking to pick the romance genre should be filled with the simplicity and luster accompanying relatable perfected characters every reader can fall in love with. The storyline of the notebook is an atypical one which is not that much predictable giving the bittersweet storyline. A number of movies have been produced from this book's storyline due to the ability of the writer to break away from the cliché of a typical Romance, to a semi-heartbreaking story with a great romantic vibe and good strong-willed characters. 

Harry Potter Series By J.K Rowlings

Fantasy books including Harry Potter are one of the world's famous recognized novels. This is because J.K Rowlings invented a character whose journey from childhood to adulthood was followed quite so eagerly by millions of fans around the world.

The descriptions of the happenings, wars, and magic in the books had readers turning magical words into household sentences even before the movie adaptations were out. Like in Game of Thrones by R.R. Martins, J.K Rowlings ability to give a vivid pictorial image of the world of magic and make it ever so relatable to the real world added with a storyline of adventure sold all seven books successfully. Adventure writers with difficulty in description and concept of creating another reality and language should get a copy of all seven books in addition to the Fire and Ice series by R. R. Martins.

A Woman of Substance by Barbra Taylor Bradford

A lot of writers have a problem with writing long length stories, especially with "family saga" or "drama" books. The story of A Woman of Substance is one beautiful journey which follows the life of the main character Emma through a tedious life. Reading this book, a reader will learn to cultivate storylines on a realistic level and build up a character in a flawless manner. The problem of not being able to write make a storyline develop long length can be solved by mimicking BTB's writing technique in a Woman of Substance.