We are living in a world where everyone is busy with one thing or the other. Nobody has a lot of time to invest in one single thing especially reading. When we said reading, we didn’t mean reading out of pleasure but reading to make ourselves informed. We always have this urge to know more but in less time. Therefore, a certain type of content writing has come into existence and is getting popular day by day. It’s called “listicle”, it is an informal term for articles which are written in a list-based format.
It has been here for quite a time now and has been adopted by every genre; you can find listicles on news, entertainment, sports, education, health, lifestyle and whatnot. Listicles are so in because they are short and to the point, that means you can learn a lot with minimal investment of your time. Lengthy articles tend to turn readers off because first, they don’t have that much time to invest, second, they are likely to lose interest midway. Here’s why most people are usually seen cutting their lengthy informative articles into short and sweet listicles which prove to attract readers.
Well, this idea brought us to a question, what if the lengthy novels or plays turn into listicles? What will they look like? To know the answer, we at TSA tried to view 10 books in the form of listicles. We found the results very intriguing and decided to share them with you all.
So, here we are, presenting to you some well-known books as listicles. In case you haven’t read these books then you can read them online using the link mentioned under every title. It will also make you see if we have thought well regarding the listicle or not.
1. Dr Faustus by Christopher Marlowe.
Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Strike A Deal With Lucifer.
READ THE BOOK ONLINE.
2. Macbeth by William Shakespeare
Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Listen To Women Blindly.
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3. Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
Ways How You Can Keep Your Daughter Away From Her Lover.
4. Othello by William Shakespeare
Reasons Why You Should Always Cross-Check Your Suspicion.
5. The Fault in our Stars by John Green
Reasons And Ways To Stick To Your Dying Lover.
6. Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
Ways To Make Sure Your Lover Doesn’t Have An Insane Wife Locked In His Attic.
7. The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling
Reasons Why Animals Are Better Than Humans.
8. Lord of the Flies by William Golding
Reasons Why Little Boys Should Never Be Left Alone.
9. Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption by Stephen King
How To Survive A Prison And Escape From There.
10. A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway
Reasons Why Wars Never Bring Any Good To Anyone.
So, how did you find these? If you seem to have a different view of these books, then do write to us in the comments section below, we would love to read them. Also, tell us your version of the listicle of your favourite books.
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