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Answer 1

If I were to write a book I would write my steps down as in figuring out what I what to talk about. A lot of steps need to be taken when writing a book, first you need to know what your gonna write about, you need an outline for your story. You don’t need to have it all worked out, but it’s helpful to have a reasonable idea of the shape and direction of your book before you the actual writing begins. When writing a story I would recommend doing research, you’ll likely want to spend time in libraries absorbing everything you can about your subject. At some point after deciding upon what you will be writing and doing research you will need to write a rough draft. After your first draft you should go through and edit, fix anything that is in need of fixing and if you encounter writers block find yourself some inspiration. After your first draft you'll need a second drafter for you to apply your revisions and edits, the second draft is also a chance to address more granular questions about your writing. After you have completed all the steps you have finished! 

This is everything I know about writing from ELA class.

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Answer 2

Here's mine!!!

If I were to write a book I would write my steps down as in figuring out what I what to talk about. Have an Introduction- Using an introduction is needed because you need to Describe your main idea, or what the essay is about, in one sentence. ... Develop a thesis statement, or what you want to say about the main idea. ... List three points or arguments that support your thesis in order of importance (one sentence for each). I would also use a Rising action- This is needed because, To construct the plot, nearly any story can be said to use increasing action. It serves the following purposes: It generates suspense and enhances the sense of urgency around the story's central conflict or problem. Then I would do a Climax- The object of a climax is not to provide the most possible conflict or action. It's also not just about producing the character's greatest reversal of fortunes. Too often we mistake the fortunes of our character with the story's arc, and although fortune is involved, it's not our story arc's key criterion. After that, I would just add finish touches and finish it off before it needs to be shipped off to make copies.