The Importance Of Imagination In Literature

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Movies, shows, and books include fiction, fiction is something that was created with imagination. Imagination is a way to visualize images and sensations using one’s senses such as hearing or seeing. Writers, directors, authors and so forth have powered creativity starting from the beginning, which is fiction. One should be able to explore imagination and creativity with our minds, and should be able to share our individuality with the world through a story. Being able to share one’s originality is a process for our minds to grow and expand with such imagination and to acknowledge certain aspects of life and tend to feel inspired. A student’s resources to feel inspired or to grow with inventiveness are limitless with what is being read. Fiction for students is a guideline for those who need to read to have inspiration to keep reading or to envision something bigger. For an …show more content…

In this novel social issues were involved immensely such as depression, rape, suspense, and drama. For the young adults that read this story will be able to expand their knowledge by adapting themselves to the mix, of tension with her peers, a young girl dealing with high school troublesomes and being self harmed as well. As Hannah was a young teen (just like the most of the readers) dealing with high school and its package of hatred, rumours, and relationships all can take a toll on a human being. Fiction was included in this novel, and without some unrealistic events occurring in this story, this book would’ve been unexciting. And that’s where the social issues suspense and drama enter the world of fiction. Without the fiction and the creativity, this novel would’ve been about just a young girl living her life as a highschooler and the drama she would be dealing with, there wouldn’t be creativity or something suspenseful, or even having the urge to keep reading wondering what will happen next. The writers were creative about the plotting

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