ü Hold up your book and tell the name and author. Tell when you began reading the book and when you finished.

ü Give an overview of your feelings for the book. Explain why you chose the book.

ü Describe the setting- tell it in a way your audience can see it.

ü Name the characters and tell why the main characters were important in the book. Example Josh was an important character because he was the one who knew the area best and could help the other characters find the treasure.

ü  Tell the type of book you read. Explain how you knew it was this type. Example I knew it was historical because it was based on a true event in history. The event was the Halifax explosion. (Historical, mystery, adventure mystery, fantasy, etc.)

ü Give a brief synopsis of your book, tell what the main plot was and what the characters did to carry out the story conflict. You may choose not to tell the solution to their problems because someone else in the class may want to read the book. Don’t tell how it ends but give enough detail to show you read the book.

ü You must tell three events that interested you in the book.

ü Explain why you would or would not recommend reading this book and why.

ü You will be marked on this project using this rubric.

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