Book and Novel.
By llabteksab73
@llabteksab73 (800)
United States
January 29, 2007 3:14pm CST
What is the difference of a book and a novel? I am taking an online class and I have to read a novel as a requirement. Is this just a book? I dont understand it. THANKS...any help would be great. THANKS!
3 responses
@blindedfox (3315)
• Philippines
2 Feb 07
A book is a collection of thoughts written on paper and bound. It could be anything. For me, novels are types of books. It isn't the same thing. You can always call a dictionary a "book", but you cannot call it a "novel". Get the point?
@llabteksab73 (800)
• United States
2 Feb 07
ahhhhh very good point! That basically settles it. Any more thoughts?! THANKS!
@foreverblue921 (641)
• United States
29 Jan 07
I think a novel is compose of a fictional story only whereas on a book it can be a fiction or non-fiction.
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