Question

write a story related to scenery​

Answer 1

Answer:

Hope this helps you

Explanation:

First things first. There is no single right way of describing scenery just as there's no single right way to write a book. Some of it depends on your own strengths and weaknesses, some on the desires of your (potential) readers, and some of it on other elements entirely. Of course these things aren't always easy to figure out, a lot of it simply comes with practice, but I find it important and comforting to know that there's more than two paths leading to the same destination.

Answer 2

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In many novels, the scenery and setting work as a character and provide an important context and understanding of the novel's purpose and meaning. Even if the setting isn't of prime importance for your novel, it is important to make sure that your writing gives the reader a clear and evocative sense of the scenery and location in which your novel takes place to better create a believable and engaging fictional world.

When writing a novel, make sure that your scenery is specific to the place in which you have set your story. The reader should be able to see the setting in a particular place from your details, not just general descriptions of trees, mountains and lakes. Try to use aspects of a specific landscape, such as tree types, specific bodies of water and levels of elevation that evoke a particular location. Even if your location is imagined, you should still have a clear idea of its climate, foliage and general appearance.