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A Biochemist turned writer who gathers inspiration from the society where she writes about issues that stalk the mind of the man via tales of fiction. She projects the mental growth of her characters thus, making her readers tag her work as, "Books that make you ponder!"
She blogs at Abracabadra which has been featured as "Top Blog" for three years. Many of her write-ups have been published on LifeHack, HubPages to name a few.
Reviewed by Renee Guill for Readers' Favorite
How to Weave a Theme into your Story (TBC Writer's Toolkit Series Book 9) by Ruchira Khanna is a how-to book for writers. The author gives you ideas on how to use a theme to make your story better. Ruchira Khanna also gives you examples of some books that use themes to give you a better idea of why it is useful. She also shares her story as to how she became a writer and gives you the list of books she wrote. This book is volume 9 but it can be read as a standalone. It is a very short book, easily readable in one evening.
I thought that How to Weave a Theme into your Story by Ruchira Khanna was a very informative book. I was surprised by how short it was but it was so full of useful information that I was intrigued. I liked that she gave us examples of books that use themes to get a better idea of how the concept works. And the questions she gave us to ask ourselves made it easy to find a theme. I was a bit worried when I saw it was volume 9, but it turns out you do not have to read these books in order. I love a series like that. This book makes me want to check out the other volumes now. Ruchira Khanna also showed us how she used a theme for her books, which I thought made it easier to understand what a theme really is. If you are writing a book or thinking of writing a book, I would definitely recommend How to Weave a Theme into your Story (TBC Writer's Toolkit Series Book 9) by Ruchira Khanna. It will make your story much easier to write.
