what makes a writing worth reading and valuable?

Answer 1

It is worth reading if it imparts some knowledge, stimulation or joy to the reader. People oftentimes enjoy the book more than the movie version because they can "get" the original intention or point of view of the author before Hollywood puts its own spin on it. Movies often take several characters and make a composite character for instance, or change the ending.

When one is reading a book, one can use their imagination, based on the author's descriptive words, to envision the characters and action. This has great value because it stimulates the mind to new ways of thinking, makes you forget about your troubles, and maybe you even learn something. At worst, if they are really boring, they can put you to sleep and what more can you ask from a bedtime story?

Answer 2

Some people, like me, read for the sake of getting caught up in a different person's life, world, relationships, etc. It's an escape from the lives we lead. A book doesn't have to necessarily be educational or meaningful. If you finish a book, close the cover, look at it for a second and say, "Wow, that was a great book. I wouldn't mind reading it again," that is when you know you've read a valuable book.

Answer 3

Writing Worth Reading

Answer 4

Some people have pure talent for writing a certain way. Some people are brilliant at writing fiction, some brilliant at writing fact. Its all a talent, in my opinion.

Answer 5

The way the book is presented to the public and most of all the readers.

Answer 6

When a person reads, they expand their vocabulary and gain a broader learning base.

Answer 7

To learn how to study how to learn and therefor gain understanding and wisdom ...

Answer 8

i tin ....its cauz wen u rite u no what u rite but readin u jus read wit out understandin.........