Here's Chapter 8 from The Other Side:
And the conclusion:
I did discover a practical use - I pasted my synopsis and now I can see if the largest words reflect what I think are the most important things from the book. Now I'm no longer just procrastinating!
Because that was so much fun, I opened up my nano draft and tried that as well. Here's the opening chapter from Greg's perspective:
And a different chapter from Becca's point of view. She's a teenager so I think it reflects her fairly well (at least I hope so):
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My mom and sister arrive at 2pm today so I'm not sure how regular my posting will be next week. I'm hoping to write several posts and have them scheduled to post each morning, so if I don't reply to comments as often, I apologize.
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I create paintings like this...with words. I have to check out the site to get more ideas!!!
AC, that's so neat you make paintings like that. Very cool. :)
Did you mean Becca or Bella? This is such a neat way to 'visualize' you work. Now I want to write a poem and 'see' how it looks! Thanks for sharing!
That's very funny. I'm going to check out the site. "What will they think of next"?
Wow. That is super-cool! Thanks for posting that...how neat!
Have fun with your family...you know we'll be around. :)
Have fun with your family! Wordle is cool, isn't it? :-)
I should play!
That *does* look like a lot of fun. Which means I'd better stay away from that site right now. :)
Have fun with your family. And thanks for sharing that tool. What a neat way to visualize the frequency of words. It looks so pretty. I think I am going to make one for several different parts of my book out, print them out and use them as art for my writing corner.
That is so cool.
I really envy you guys with your ability to work with words.
I have no writing talent, heck I have a hard enough time just speaking correctly.
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