A Thousand Words are Worth a Picture

This book is not like any book you have ever read. There is no plot, or storyline. There are no characters. There is no protagonist, or antagonist. Only a setting.
Upon reading this book do not expect a heart-felt story between a muscular hero through the Himalayas saving a damsel in distress, because you will be disappointed. I can't promise you will be immersed into a magical land of wizards and dragons, or battles in space, but what i can promise you is this; you will slowly paint the pictures of using the words in this book.
It is understood that most active readers, or high school student knows what imagery and figurative language can do. It adds setting, scenes that you create utilizing the twenty-six letters of the alphabet, so this book is only imagery.
It's amazing that you have the most powerful thing in the world lock inside of yourself; your imagination. As long as you have this then you will be able to create these extraordinary pictures in your head.
If you are lost and happen to wander your poor self down here then here is a shortened-down version of this introduction: Your imagination and creativity is the only thing that can fuel this book and it's meaning. Without these two key elements you will not understand this book, so please if your favorite activity is watching paint dry, your most beloved colour in the world is beige then please don't read this book. You are only doing yourself an injustice.