Pranjali Wakde, Author at Booked4Books

27 Feb

Top 7 Popular Audiobooks of all time

Pranjali WakdeArticlesA Game of Thrones, Beloved, Born a Crime, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings

Everyone is busy nowadays. So much that they don’t have time to sit down to rest, watch mindless T.V. or even read. While there is no potential remedy for the first two, readers do have a way to read while working. That escape comes in the form of audiobooks! An audiobook is when a narrator records a book in his or her voice. That way, as you work, the audio paints the picture of the book in your mind. It is a pretty great way to read, especially for people who can’t find time for books in their busy schedules.…

19 Feb

Nine Most Anticipated Debut Authors of 2023

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Discovering a new book is not just about reading it and keeping it aside. It involves a slightly longer process. You read the book, and then your research starts – which stops when you learn all about the author. That’s what happens to every reader – from Jane Austen enthusiasts to Dan Brown fans! Now that the new year has started, it is time to make space for new authors and their novels. Many authors are lined up to debut this year, all set to add us to their dedicated fandom. However, if you are confused about which to pick…

19 Feb

9 Exciting Careers for Book Lovers

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Gone are the days when books were only considered as a leisure time activity! Book lovers have found ways to incorporate reading into their career paths. Over time, a plethora of interesting jobs have been listed that revolve around all types of books! But if you are still trying to figure out how to turn this rewarding hobby into a career you will love, here are some unique options for you. Teacher/Professor: Reading is understanding the text and explaining it to yourself in simple words. And what does a teacher do? Take a complex topic and explain it to you in simple…

04 Feb

What is Purple Prose? – The Colour of Poetic Storytelling

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He looked around his room, trying to find traces of her presence before it all melted into nothingness. The thick carpet on the floor was trodden down by her soft feet, always clad in heavy boots, even when in the confines of the house. The table’s top has experienced her warm hands more times than his own fingers, and if he could concentrate, he is optimistic he could still feel the lingering gentleness on the wooden furniture. Several writers resort to writing like that instead of just getting straight to the point. Why? Because it seems beautiful to read, it…

13 Jan

How to write a Book Review?

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Everyone – or at least every reader – knows what a book review is. Simply speaking, it is a descriptive analysis where the reviewer reads a book and gives their opinions on the story. But there’s a lot of difference between the reviews of earlier centuries and the ones we see today. The reviews that were done before usually consisted of the story’s summary and a general overview of the themes and issues tackled. A little passage by the end lets the readers know whether reading the book is worth their time, with the observation purely based on the narrative’s…

Top 7 DNF Books Every Reader Should be Aware of!

30 Dec

The literary trinity – How to plan a trilogy successfully?

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Unlike a standalone novel, a trilogy offers a deeper dive into the story’s universe. A trilogy has several interesting subplots, more than enough memorable characters, and much more action than you can even imagine. The author gets more flexibility in experimenting with their ideas. In fact, if one of their ideas doesn’t pan out, they can simply adjust it in the following parts. As many benefits as you can see here, though, actually writing a trilogy is more than a herculean task. Because the advantages of a trilogy can also become challenges down the line. While you only plan one storyline for…

23 Nov

All’s Well That Ends Well – How to give a satisfying ending to your novel?

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A novel with an exciting start (prologue, summary, or first chapter – you take your pick) is always applauded. But what happened to paying attention to an equally important element – the ending? The novel’s conclusion is a lot trickier to nail down than any elements of the book. Why? Because it is responsible for tying everything together and defining the reader’s experience of reading that particular book. More often than not, authors inadvertently focus less on the ending and more on how well they write the story. However, what is the use if you can’t give a story its…

27 Oct

50 Shades of Love – Popular Tropes in Romantic Fiction

Pranjali WakdeArticlesLegend, Romantic Fiction

A romance story always involves the same thing – two characters falling in love (and making readers fall for the pair as well). But the way these stories are written differs greatly. One pair may go from hating each other to falling in love, while the other may be childhood friends still pining for each other. This difference is precisely what the literary world refers to as tropes. A trope is a blueprint for the actions that will help move the characters’ stories forward. While it is present in almost every genre, the romance tropes are more familiar and well-known…

30 Sep

How to make a character really creepy?

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A creepy character may not have the importance the protagonist, love interest or villain has – but there are more than essential in most stories.These can appear in any form – a stalker, someone simply off-putting, a villain, or even the staple entities from the horror stories. They give the story an edge –luring the readers into the narrative even more. But their role helps more in furthering the plotline, though it may be more subtle. For instance, if it’s a stalker in a romance book, they just give more incentive to bring the protagonist and their love interest closer.…