: Re: How can I write in a way that makes the book very interesting to read? This is a really weird question, but, for me this matters because English is not my first language. Whenever I read

@Shanna875

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In addition to the given answers,

Firstly, developing your vocabulary is a good idea. A writer, according to me, should have a good grip on vocabulary.

Some tips to improve vocabulary -

Read. Read a lot. Read as much as you can. Read newspaper, read articles, read novels.
Write as much as you can. This doesn't require your writing to be top notch. Just write. Write in different sites, discussion forums, maybe create your small personal blog.
There are many mobile applications that help you build your vocabulary on a daily basis. This might be helpful if you don't have an access to any above points at any time.
There is this one book - Wordpower made easy by Norman Lewis. This is one the most famous book for improving vocabulary. (I have also used this)

Now talking about the intriguing part, to keep the reader interested, keep the following points in mind -

Make a detailed structure of your characters. It is said that you should be knowing your characters so well, as if their some alive people in your life.
Whenever you're writing a scene, describe the scene. Give a detailed, yet brief, description of the scene. Write about the view, the atmosphere, the weather.. But keep in mind, don't write too much about it. The reader is being introduced to the scene so don't drag it too much.
Lastly, write about the emotions of the characters in the scene. Say you're writing a battle scene, then you write about the emotions of the warriors - like all were furious, angry on their enemies, bravery spread in the air, etc.

Hope this helps you. Good luck!

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