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*Title* Author: Genre: Slide 1: Title, author, genre *Include an IMAGE of the book cover* *Title* Author: Genre:

Slide 2: Setting *Give a description of the setting, including WHERE and WHEN -Include an IMAGE of the setting Setting:

Characters: Protagonist: Antagonist: Slide 3: Characters *Give the NAME and a description of the protagonist and the antagonist -Include an IMAGE of each Characters: Protagonist: Antagonist:

Slide 4: Plot Diagram *List 5-7 major events from the story NOTE: Your story may not be in linear format, in which case you might need to construct a different line. See me for help! Plot Diagram

Slide 5: Theme *In sentence form, explain what the author’s main message is.

Slide 6: Ideal Reader *In sentence form, describe the ideal reader of the novel. Consider gender, age, interests, book style, etc. Image is optional. Ideal Reader:

Slide 7: Movie? *In sentence form, explain why or why not this book should be turned into a movie. Give specific reasons. Image optional: Create a “Movie Poster” of what the future film could look like. OR, include images of the actors/actresses you’d like to have star as the protagonist/antagonist. Movie: