All horror books need some mystery behind them. Without it there would be a missing piece in the puzzle for horror books. The excitement and curiosity behind a mystery in horror books makes them so much fun to read. To me, this is one of the biggest elements in horror books. I love not knowing what to expect in the plot of horror books. This missing puzzle piece is one of the most interesting parts of horror books. Not knowing where the killer is or who the killer is just adds to the fun in horror books. I like to read horror books that have a mystery on how the evil in the book can be stopped. I also like to read horror books when I find out there is a mystery behind the story in the book. It makes for a much scarier book for me to read when there is a mystery behind the terror. The terror part is frightening enough, but when you do not know much about it and are kept in the dark with a good plot, it appears much more frightening to me. This is the missing piece to the puzzle for the horror books that I read. I love horror books that have a mystery behind them!
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Monday, January 23, 2012
Looking Forward to Science Fiction Books
What excites me is the plot and the atmosphere I read in science fiction books. I am looking forward to the space setting and the action plots in science fiction books. I think space adventures are always exciting. I love to see the imagination play out in science fiction books. Now what will they think of next? With an action plot in science fiction books you can have the amount of someone or something's strength to the point of the authors imagination. This is never dull. The extent to what makes that someone or something weak is also up to the amount of the imagination of the author. This adds drama to the imagination of science fiction books. It is always exciting, and I never know how it is going to play out. I am looking forward to it.
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Shining the Light On Western Books
Shining the light on western books brings out many popular genres within this genre in different western books. Genres such as action, science fiction, and comedy are shining the light on western books. These are all my favorite. I could not choose any one of these combinations out of the others. They bring out such a unique story and are shining the light on western books. Another classic would be romance genres shining the light when they are used within the western genre in western books. I like to see the different outcomes when you mix things up with different genres within western books. When I see this in western books it is my curiosity that makes me pick the book up because you never know what it is going to be. I am excited to find out what it is that I am going to be reading.
Saturday, January 21, 2012
The Breaking Point In Horror Books
All horror books have a breaking point. The point where everything falls apart in a horror book. Whether it is the villain being caught, or the victims all being taken down there will be a breaking point. I like it when the good guys win, so I usually like the villain to be caught. Although there are many good books where the villain wins and the victims in the story are defeated. I can not say which is my favorite breaking point in horror books. It usually depends on the story to me. Sometimes I will be disappointed if the breaking point is with the victims in the book, but I can not deny that I had just read a good horror book. I also like a breaking point where the villain is never found. It leaves a suspense and it is the breaking point where neither the victim or the villain get the closure they want.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
No Strings Attached Science Fiction Books
I can never find any strings attached to science fiction books. These books definitely have no boundaries. There are no specific themes or settings that have to accompany a science fiction book. Science fiction books are never limited to any one idea dealing with science. I find this fascinating. A writer can attach any kind of imaginary science plot, and attach any kind of characters they wish to their science fiction book. Readers of science fiction books enjoy this kind of diversity in the books they read. I love the unique style of characters that a writer chooses to attach to the science fiction books that they write. I also love the different types of worlds and galaxies that many science fiction books have. Even the smallest settings in science fiction books have no strings attached at all. You can read a science fiction book with any kind of micro world within the reach of the writers imagination. There are no strings attached to science fiction books when you choose to read them!
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
The Other Side of Horror Books
I think the other side of horror books would be the imaginative part of it. What ever may be your hearts desire, or your worst nightmare. The creativity behind what ever you can imagine that could frighten or scare you can be amazing. In some cases, you would have never guessed some of the frightening stories that you come across in your wildest dreams! I find this side of horror books to be the most entertaining. I am always thinking of what they can come up with next. The other side of horror books definitely has no bounds. It is just the imaginative part of the writer and the imaginative side of the reader that really makes horror books fun to read. When I think of the other side of horror books I always think of those great and classic books that were the first of its kind, and started the trend of many other great books to read just like it.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Comic Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
There are so many good comic books out there that have been made into movies. Some of the best movies are based off of these comic books. It is fun to read these comics and be a fan of them and see the movies that they make. In my opinion, movies that are based on comic books make the best movies. I love to read the book and watch the movie. Some movies that are based on comic books are 300 based on the book by Frank Miller, Ghost Rider based on the book published by marvel comics, X Men based on the book published by marvel comics, and Wanted based on the book written by Mark Millar and J.G. Jones.
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