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Published by: Niles Technology Group, Inc.

iPhone App - Designed for iPhone, compatible with iPad

Price: $9.99
Current Version: 1.0
Released: December 12, 2009

App Description

Achievers Writing Center is a full-service writing center in an app. The app contains complete instructions on how to write the perfect essay.

1) You get a mobile app that contains everything you need to develop, organize, and write an excellent essay. It has instructions on how to write effectively, explanations of the different essay genres, a specific essay synopsis, detailed writing steps, constructive revision guidelines plus footnoting and outlining tutorials. There are also two writing pages so you can develop and write your essay anytime, anywhere.

2) LIVE WRITING ASSISTANT - You are assigned a personal writing assistant who provides unlimited support as you write your essay. If you are stuck, have a question about how to best organize something, or are experiencing serious writer's block, simply email your personal writing assistant with your issue and they help you.

*** NOTE: This app does not include Editing And Review services. If you want Editing and Review services included, see the apps that have "includes editing" in their name. You can also purchase Editing and Review separately on our website - www.essaywritingwizard.com. ***

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Narrative Essay (Third Person) Description

An excellent mystery novel can be very illustrative of the third person narrative. You, the audience, know everything (well, at least, everything the author wants you to know) about each character. In most cases, you possess more information than the characters know about each other, and that makes the novel "interactive" and exciting. There is enough information to think ahead, predict, be afraid for a character, and even wish you could tell a character about the danger waiting in the next room. The third person narrative allows for intricate and multiple character development, which is more difficult in the first person narrative. Multiple sub-plots are also more easily woven. For example, use the third person narrative if asked to "Describe how your family reacted to the tornado." There are many stories within that one story.