Author K.L. Hall
- Oct 4, 2021
- 2 min read

Nine of the Best Amazon Buys for More Vivid Descriptions in Your Writing

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Are you tired of using tired words like said, very, or beautiful in your dialogue and character descriptions? Or maybe you’re struggling with making the location of your scene jump off the page. Whatever the case may be, I got you! Today’s post is an update of my original post, Booked & Busy: 15 of the Best Amazon Reads for Developing your Writing, and will include nine additional books that can all be found on Amazon. As an added bonus, all of these thesauruses and sourcebooks are available in the Kindle version, if you don’t have the storage space or the want for physical copies.

Pro Tip: If you already have a Kindle Unlimited subscription, take note of the books that are freely available to you!

1. The Body Thesaurus: A Fiction Writer’s Sourcebook of Words and Phrases to Describe Characters

Author: Dahlia Evans

Kindle Price: $2.99 (or FREE with Kindle Unlimited)

Paperback Price: $10.95

2. Naughty Words for Nice Writers: A Romance Novel Thesaurus

Author: Cara Bristol

Kindle Price: $6.99

Paperback Price: $12.99

3. 1,000 Character Reactions from Head to Toe

Author: Valerie Howard

Kindle Price: $0.99 (or FREE with Kindle Unlimited)