What are some themes in books?

Answer 1

Themes are like "Good will win" "You can do it if you try " "Love is powerful" "Friendship is all you need"

Survival is not a theme, because it is only an idea for a story. While surviving, the character could discover he cannot survive alone or it is difficult to survive because the world is cruel. Those are examples of themes.

Answer2: Themes are ideas or subjects etc., and can be as numerous as your imagination. Examples are , Why is there so much injustice? What are keys to being successful?, How to find true happiness? Anyway, take the position that your theme is the particular "viewpoint" from which you develop your subject. In order to give proper emphasis to the theme, you must lay the foundation when selecting and organizing your material. If you use only what supports your theme and if you follow the principles in preparing a good outline, you will almost automatically emphasize the theme. (taken from Ministry School book pgs 210-211 on Jehovah's Witnesses official website)

Answer 2

The theme of a book would just be like the moral of the story. All books have themes, but sometimes it's hard to figure out what the theme is. Some examples of themes could be "be careful what you wish for," "don't judge a book by its cover," "everything is not what it seems," "love conquers all," "your past does not define you," "slow and steady wins the race," "honestly is the best policy," and many other cliche sayings like that. The theme is the hidden lesson the author puts in the book for the reader.

Answer 3

Themes are lessons learned in the book (life lessons). Some examples are love, jealousy, greed, hatred, hard work, citizenship, friendship, trustworthiness, equality, etc.

Answer 4

literature themes are the overall lesson or moral of a story. such as love, sadness, loneliness, depression, faith, and hope.

Answer 5

Any theme that you are interested in is a good one! Write what you're going to enjoy, not what some anonymous person on the internet tells you to write!