In April, we added a welcome page for new users and we made several chat improvements! Detailed changelog: Introduced a welcome page for new users Chat now recognizes pasted links Removed the Discord link. Yep, we’re not on Discord anymore. You can now paste images into the Bhooks chat. Rephrased the most important landing page […]
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Best Creative Writing Books for Kids
Creative writing doesn’t just help to improve your kid’s writing ability; it strengthens their imagination, helps them to expand their vocabulary, and teaches them to express their feelings in a healthy way. Creative writing will even help your little one to learn empathy, since it entails crafting characters and putting yourself in the shoes of […]
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Bhooks News March 2021
In March, we decided to bring back the monthly changelogs 
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5 Best Books On Writing To Have On Your Bookshelf
Looking for some new books on writing to take your storytelling to the next level? Here are the five you should be reading next. #1: The Emotion Thesaurus: A Writer’s Guide to Character Expression Many writers struggle to convey emotion to readers in a unique and compelling way. If you’re one of them, The Emotion […]
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The 5 Common Mistakes New Writers Make
Today, I’ve compiled a list of the 5 common mistakes new writers make. If you avoid these pitfalls in your work, you’ll quickly see a stark improvement in your writing, and you’ll gain that wordsmith confidence in no time! #1: Telling Instead of Showing I have seen many new writers who don’t take the time to […]
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Crafting Character: Conveying Emotion
When we read we do so to engage with characters. We want to join them on their journey, form a bond and connect with them. We want to cry genuine tears when they struggle through hardships, and laugh at the antics they get up to. To be touched by characters in fiction, we need to […]
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Clichés: Are They Always Taboo?
You’ve been told Clichés are the ultimate taboo in the writing world — unsightly, unimaginative, almost blasphemous phrases. Google even defines a cliché as ‘a phrase or opinion that is overused and betrays a lack of original thought.’ But I’m going to tell you differently; after all, you can’t judge a book by its cover. Why […]
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Learning to Love Your Writing
After months and months of hard work, you’ve finally finished writing your first novel. Pride, excitement, relief – these are all the things you should be feeling. But now you’ve reached the finish line, you feel anything but that. Suddenly, those character you cared for dearly have become nothing more than meaningless scribbles. When your […]
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Bhooks News October 2020
In October, we spent most of our time developing the first version of the Bhooks chat – and deploying it! Bhooks chat is now released and part of the official website! Now we’re working on making push notifications a smooth experience, more and better keyboard shortcuts, fix some bugs that might appear, etc. We’re happy […]
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Reading Things That Will Happen After the End of the World No One Will Be Around to Witness By Wanda Deglane
After the End of the World encapsulates a singular poem which, as the name suggests, immerses the reader in a post-apocalyptic Earth. When I first picked this chapbook up and read the title, I assumed it was going to be a dystopian tear-jerker; a tragedy in every way possible. I expected it to remind me […]