Novel Books

Novel is a long book of narrative fiction which is published as a book. In this there are up to 50,000 words or pages up to 120. There is no limit in novel it can be as long as author want. It has many characters in it that play their role according to the storyline. Their pages contain fiction and non-fiction stories.

There are many types of novels in which peoples are interested to read which are as follows

 1-Mysteries Novel.

                  This type of novel is about crime or usually a murder and finding the process who committed it. The main character will usually a defective 

 2-Science Fiction.

                This type of novel imagines the possible alternatives to reality. The imaginary part of science fiction is based on scientific fact for example what if there is life on another planet then what happen? What if world is ended then what happen? 

Fantasy Novel

              This type novel is also about imaginary world’s but these types of novel involves magic in it.

 3-Thriller Novels

                This type of novels is about a crime that going to be happen. Thrillers are writing to make readers pulse race that let him turn the page continually..

 4-Romance Novel

               This type of novel is about passion and love it is focus on two characters which fall in love but facing many problems and there is happy ending.

 Lets talk about some of the most famous urdu novels which are as follows

 

1- Pir e Kamil

            This novel is written by Umera Ahmed. It was first published in 2004 and then published in English in 2011.

2- Raja Gid

             It was written by Bano Qudsia. it was published in 1981. This novel revolves around a girl who fell in love with her classmate Aftab.

3- Aab e Hayat

          This Novel was written by Muhammad Hussain. it was published back in 1880 and its second edition was published in 1883 in Punjab University and several schools

Some of most English famous novels which are as follows

- Wuthering Heights, by Emily Brontë

-Middlemarch, by George Eliot.

-Nineteen Eighty-Four, by George Orwell.

-The Lord of the Rings, by J.R.R.

-Diary of a Nobody, by George and Weedon Grossmith