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1 Title of Book Author of Book

2 Setting Double click on the picture
Setting Double click on the picture. Choose a picture which illustrates the setting. List details about the setting

3 Characters List the characters in the story here. You may double click on the pictures to replace them with pictures that resemble your characters.

4 Plot List the events of the story here

5 Problem Describe the problem in the story.

6 Solution Explain how the problem(s) of the story were resolved and how the story ended.

7 By Your Name

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