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Book Project Requirements: 1.title page—type in the name of your book (Remember, to read this more easily, save under your own title, and read the directions step-by-step).

2. Getting Started
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Choose Power Point from the Word Program or simply use this one to get started!
Plan to present using the class computer—make sure it is saved ON A FLASH DRIVE or
Points Possible
100 points for creating and presenting the presentation
USE THIS PAGE TO PRESENT A GRAPHIC OF YOUR BOOK—BOOK COVER PICTURES CAN BE FOUND ON AMAZON.COM

3. What to include…. Setting
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Setting
Describe/show the setting and time period. Add a quote from the book describing the setting along with a picture representing the setting

4. Characters
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Describe at least two of the most important characters What do they look like? Ages? Personalities? Do they remind you of anybody? Do they change in any way in the story? Can you use quotes to help describe them?

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Conflict
Who is struggling against whom or what? Why? Internal or external conflicts?

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Climax
What is the high point of the story? Describe it, use a quote and a picture…make it BIG!

7. Resolution and Summary
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Resolution and Summary
Resolution: How is the conflict resolved? Was it a reasonable resolution?

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Summary
Summary: be able to show you’ve read the book. What predictions did you make while reading? How well did the author tell the story? What makes this book interesting?

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Theme
Theme: explain the main point of the story. (Another great place for a quote!) Use several specific examples from the novel to support your answer.

10. Author and Works cited
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a. Author: Tell us a few details about the author
b. Cite the book properly!
Last Name, First Name. Title of the Book. City of Publication: Publisher, Year Published. Print.

11. Finally, Explain how the story can be related to your personal experiences and/or other stories. (Use specific examples from the story.) Does this book relate to common human problems or world issues?
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12. What did you like about the book?
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“It was divine, dahling, because…”

13. or…why you didn’t like it!
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or…why you didn’t like it!

14. Would you recommend the book?
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Would you recommend the book?
If so, why??? Spread the word!!!

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Sounds?
Can you add in sounds that would support the theme or idea of your story? (I.e. a car crash, a phone). However, it’s not required.

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Favorite Line
Favorite line? Add it here, and explain why it interested you.
“To be, or not to be….”

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Film clips? (optional)

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What will you remember?
Favorite idea from the book?

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Did you like the ending?
How would you change the ending if you could? Write a BRIEF idea here…

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Motifs?
What symbols appear throughout the book to reinforce the main theme?

21. Add last thoughts about your book here.
Use examples from the story to explain what you liked and didn’t like about it. Great characters? Funny? Too serious? Hard vocabulary? Disappointing ending? Was any of it confusing? Did you ever find yourself asking why the author had a character do what he or she did?
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