What do you think of this idea?
I want to become an author.
And I just had an idea.
The book is supposed to be called Christmas Dog.
What is it about?
A girl is supposed to go to her grandmother after her mother died and her father no longer wanted to live with her.
Sad and lost, the girl moves in with her grandmother and thinks that nothing can ever be better.
But as she was walking in the forest she found a dog.
But she realized that the dog wasn't like all other dogs.
{This is supposed to be a trilogy}
The first volume is called Christmas Dog Lost
HOW did you miss the idea?
Do you have any idea what mystery might be surrounding the dog?
Thanks
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It doesn’t work that way. You don’t have the idea of becoming a writer (when you write a shopping note, so if you write something, you’re an author, but not a writer) and not even writing a trilogy. Not at all from such a lean plot, which also sounds quite thundering.
It may be that your story is really great about you (which I honestly don’t trust you for a long time) but still I don’t think it’s a good idea to start to such an extent. Start with practice first. Write short stories and show them to your family or post them at Wattpad, fanfiktion.de ect. they will give you opinions and criticism if you stay long enough and therefore fight to be seen on these completely crowded platforms.
Seems to be a little bit little to fill a whole novel, let alone a trilogy.
Sounds like a typical story for a children’s/youth drugman.
And, not mean evil, but look after a good lesson, because spelling and punctuation are to judge this contribution, strong to expand.
The question is whether you have an idea. Currently, it still reads like you don’t know what you’re actually trying to tell. You write about a trilogy. The above idea sounds Christmas-net for a story of ten pages. As you want to stretch a novel trilogy from it, I’m still obsessive.
lg up
Maybe for a short story for your parents but that was also…
So a junk
Can you justify that?
Shut up
Nobody talks to you. My opinion does not interest you