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Being a writer has it's challenges. Being a reader may be challenging as well. There are some key aspects that a reader should consider.

Many writers have a difficult life with such a delicate thing as writing. There are many critics out there that have little compassion on writers and often times discourage such writers. Well although this website doesn't have professional critics, every reader in a way is a critic. Please take the time as a reader, to review some of our many books and feel free to give feedback. Writers are use to criticism and I'm sure they will be able to bear honest feedback.

In reading a book it is often important to consider the writer's life's work. Sometimes the books contain new and fresh information or sometimes a writer’s work will be a continuation of a previous book although it may an entirely new book in a different time era with different characters. Understanding a writer's history will help you indulge in a book and will provide a deeper understanding into the methodology.

Shakespeare has many published volumes and it is hard to say that one work has a greater value than the other. They all typify a literary genius and give evidence of Shakespeare's character and who he really is. Sometimes as a new writer who has never written a piece of work before, establishing a certain understanding between the writer and the reader can be very difficult at times. It is important to remember when reading a new author that there is much to be discovered about the Author in the book.

Writers are artist and have a creative will. Their spirit will differ from being positive and tempered to being a pessimistic and depressed. Each is equally important in understanding human nature and coming to a better understanding of society. Writers have certain strengths that can be evident in the positive or negative. An author's work is alive, in a sense, and therefore will go through a multitude of emotions in the roller coaster of life. It's how they portray the emotions whither positive or negative is the key to catching the reader's interest. Portraying depression by making the reader depressed is probably not the healthiest approach. A talented writer can portray a depressed atmosphere well stimulating emotions of human understanding, sympathy, and charity in the reader. Readers can be motivated to be a better person who is more grateful for what he or she has by reading about somebody who is in a far worse situation. Not all writers do this, as they don't necessarily have such a noble cause. Pure entertainment can be attractive to readers. It is like how people like reading scary books to stimulate all the emotions of being scared. I personally don't understand this as I look feeling safe. But such is life. And writers appeal to different people from all spectrums of life. Whatever you like, you may find in one of these books on this website.

Name of Book: The Art of Thomas Hardy, 1894

Created by: Lionel Pigot Johnson

Name of Book: Radio Boys Cronies

Created by: Wayne Whipple and S.F. Aaron

Name of Book: With the Turks in Palestine

Created by: Alexander Aaronsohn

Name of Book: The English Church in the Eighteenth Century

Created by: Charles J. Abbey and John H. Overton

Name of Book: Stories in Verse

Created by: Henry Abbey

Name of Book: Autumn Leaves Original Pieces in Prose and Verse

Creator: Various

Name of Book: Leah Mordecai

Creator: Belle K. Abbott

Name of Book: The Lock and Key Library The most interesting stories of all nations: Real Life

Creator: Contributors: David Phelps Abbott, 1863-1934, Hereward Carrington 1880-1959, Andrew Lang, 1844-1912, Jean Eugene Robert-Houdin, 1805-1871, Arthur Cheney Train, 1875-1945, Patrick Henry Woodward, 1833-1917, Julian Hawthorne 1846-1934.