a) The history
- The story takes precedence over all, the plot drives the book.
- is built, structured, structured, focused for a settlement: the initial situation, the trigger, the events, the outcome and the final situation.
- is divided into many separate scenes (like a movie) that each have their units, interest rationale.
- There are twists, shifts, things that will upset the situation of the characters.
- Anticipation is possible because of signs and advertisements, but there are detours and surprises, false leads, question marks, a progressive revelation of information.
- dialogue, descriptions, cultural references, geographical, historical, are important.
b) Characters
- The characters are glamorous: class (very) simple, attractive, high color, wonderful and friendly, they have charm.
- The characters are searched.
- The characters have values that attract us, which we can identify, they have good feelings.
- These are beings who love and danger, which may worry.
- As we know them, we discover flaws, tears, often related to their childhood.
c) The atmosphere
- The author succeeds in engaging the reader, to establish a relationship with him. This accessory is necessary for the reader agrees to continue reading despite the improbabilities and be receptive to messages.
- The reader is touched, it was an emotional reaction to the characters, situations, events.
- The author draws the reader into his story: it is board, you get spoof, but there is interactivity.
- Objectivity is suspended for adopting the subjective world of the novel is accepted as the improbable probable, it reacts as if it were true.
- The author engages the reader in a conversation at the level of feelings and intellect.
- The novel is an escape from everyday life: it is a journey into an imaginary world that can see reality differently.
- Reading creates and leaves a feeling of well-being.
d) Service
- The book makes you think about the values, philosophical or religious landmarks, the direction of life.
- It allows you to take consciousness, existential questions, new perspectives.
- It addresses the big themes: death, fate, family, friendship, relationships, etc..
- It has a message, a thesis, a worldview, life lessons.
- It promotes a lifestyle, an existential choice, a moral.
- It may have its messages directly or symbolically.
e) The style of language
- The style is a deviation from the standard language. This gap can be of various orders, but it aims to produce an effect in the reader. What differentiates the use of words and sentence structures in an author?
- Style is how to use various means of expression of language: word choice, sentence composition (syntactic, semantic and rhythmic), the literary devices (images, figures of thought or feeling), the terms of narrative (narration, description, dialogue), etc..
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