What are the differences between a novel and a novella?

The main difference between a novel and a novella is their length and narrative scope.

A novel is generally longer and can include more characters, subplots, and storylines. A novella is shorter and usually focuses on a smaller cast of characters, a central conflict, or a single situation.

Although there is no universal word count that separates the two, a novella is most commonly between 17,500 and 40,000 words and a novel is over 40,000 words.

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