“A good book only needs an exciting story. The characters are not important. Do you agree?” Write a composition making reference to a book you’ve read. Can just an exciting story make a book beautiful? Personally I don’t think so. A good story, without some important characters, is like a house without the furniture: incomplete. In my opinion, the characters are so important because all people, while they are reading, try to “live” the story of the book by the protagonists’ perspective. Just let me do an example: the famous book “Harry Potter” has surely got an exciting story: a magical world is threatened by an evil wizard who wants to become immortal. But the principal character, Harry, is very important: do you really think that every kid in the word would read a book with the same story of “Harry Potter” if the main character would be an old boring man? In conclusion, I think that a good book needs, beside of a wonderful story, some important and charming characters too.