Mountain Peep's Awesome Chat Thread! (All friends welcome!)

[Athaid]

Hey, those party guests looked stoked. Fun party?

 

[silkiecuddles]

Hey, those party guests looked stoked. Fun party?

A blast. Wish you were here.

 

[TamingMaster]

Hey, those party guests looked stoked. Fun party?

Yeah, it's totally awesome. XD XD

 

[Athaid]

A blast. Wish you were here.

Me too silkster. Me too.

 

[Yowza Wowza]

Stachey, this reminds me of when I put a tinfoil hat on Pinkie to stop her telepathically contacting Luna. XD

LELELELEL. XD
I miss her. ;-;

OMG LELELELELEL I REMEMBERS

 

[TamingMaster]

OMG LELELELELEL I REMEMBERS

XD XD HEHEHEHEGE

 

[Mountain Peeps]

HEHEHEHEHE. XD XD


(NOTE: The hats were taken off as soon as I had taken the pictures.)

SO cute!!

Hey guys.

Love the hats Shannon! They look so cute!

Hiya! How've you been?

Okay folks, I need help. I'm attempting to write a novel. (Yeeeaah...

) I want to know what all of your favorite features of a book are? Are they character development? Plot and adventure? Sudden surprises or unexpected endings? So not necessarily a specific genre of writing, but rather what you look for in a book.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Anyone else?

 

[Athaid]

So, it's a modern novel. What's it going to be about?

 

[TamingMaster]

SO cute!!

Hiya! How've you been?

Anyone else? 

Yus.


One thing I would definitely try to avoid, if I were you, is repeating things. If it's repetitive, it's boring.
Also, don't introduce all if the characters at once, or even put a lot if details about them in at first. That's just confusing. Spread it out.
My favourite things in books are plot twists at unexpected moments. You want a lot of different plot twists you can use and such, but don't throw them all in at once, otherwise it's overwhelming.
Last piece of advice I can give is: Don't make it like other books. Make it unique to you.

And, well, I don't really know what else. XD XD

 

[Athaid]

Yus.


One thing I would definitely try to avoid, if I were you, is repeating things. If it's repetitive, it's boring.
Also, don't introduce all if the characters at once, or even put a lot if details about them in at first. That's just confusing. Spread it out.
My favourite things in books are plot twists at unexpected moments. You want a lot of different plot twists you can use and such, but don't throw them all in at once, otherwise it's overwhelming.
Last piece of advice I can give is: Don't make it like other books. Make it unique to you.

And, well, I don't really know what else. XD XD

Yes ^ Reveal the characters personalities through their words and actions, not through a list.