If you write a story using Microsoft word will there be the same amount of pages in it if it gets turned into a book or will there be more pages?

Answer 1

there will be more, probably. it depends on what font size you use. if your font is big, then the amount of pages it will turn out to be in a proper book form will not be as many as you thought. it is very hard to say, but if you have word 2003 like me the there is a handy little button i use all the time at the bottom of the screen. it is a tiny little button with a book on it and if you press it it will show you what the pages would look like in proper book form. the publisher will determine what size writing in a book they will use for your story. what you really want to consider is how many words you have written. a book for adults is usually about 100,000 words long and a book for children or young adults are normally about 45,000 words long. short stories for magazines are normally about 2000 to 3000 words long.

Answer 2

When you write a story in Microsoft Word, the page count can vary depending on the font size, spacing, and margins. When the story is turned into a book, the formatting, font, and layout will likely change, potentially affecting the page count. In general, the final book version may have a similar page count or slightly more, depending on the design choices made during the publishing process.