I don't think there is a standard for what a real book is. Many people may think a real book has chapters, characters, a plot and a story line, etc. But really any sort of put together text can be called a book if the author feels it is.
I know when I was younger I would never think to call a comic book a real book. Comic books were like my stuffed animals or dolls but for boys. I may have even thought they were silly. Now, when I think about comics, or graphic novels I would defiantly consider them as real books. In some ways, comics may even more diffucult to write and even harder to read. A lot of thought is put into them, and they deserve just as much respect as any novel gets.
Class Reflection
17 years ago
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I would have to agree with the statement that comics books may even be "more difficult to write and even harder to read"--I was certainly challenged by this when I opened my first graphic novel. I was convinced it would be easy, but it was much more than that.
yeah, you got a good point I'm sure it isn't easy to write a comic book...
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