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By: Mrs. Gerber Mark Twain Elementary School Who am I? Parts of a book By: Mrs. Gerber Mark Twain Elementary School

Game Rules Read the question. Here’s a list of words you’ll be tested on: Click on the answer to see if you’re right! Hard cover If you’re right, you get 1 point to add to your team’s total. Soft cover Title Illustrator Author If you’re not right, the other team has an opportunity to guess the right answer and get a point. Publisher Copyright date Call number Spine Title page Dedication page

Title Author Spine Call number I hold the book together. I tell you the book’s title, author, publisher, and call number. Who am I? Title Author Spine Call number

Call number Spine Illustrator Copyright date I tell you where to find the book in the library and what the book’s address is. Who am i? Call number Spine Illustrator Copyright date

I am the person who writes the words for the book. Who am I? Illustrator Copyright date Author Spine

I am the person who draws the pictures for the book. Who am I? Spine Call number Author Illustrator

Publisher Author Spine Copyright date I am the company who takes the words and the pictures and puts them all together to make the book. Who am I? Publisher Author Spine Copyright date

Soft cover Title page Hard cover Spine I protect the pages of the book. When you knock on me, it sounds like you’re knocking on a door. I tell you the title, author, and illustrator of the book. Who am I? Soft cover Title page Hard cover Spine

Spine Hard cover Illustrator Soft cover I protect the pages of the book. When you wiggle me, I am flappy. I tell you the title, author, and illustrator of the book. Who am I? Spine Hard cover Illustrator Soft cover

Title page Dedication page Hard cover Spine I am on the first page of the book. I tell you the title, author, illustrator, and publisher of the book. Who am I? Title page Dedication page Hard cover Spine

I am the name of the book. Who am I? Call number Title Spine Illustrator

I am the book’s birthday. I tell you when the book was made. Who am I? Spine Title Dedication page Copyright date

Author Copyright date Dedication page Illustrator I am usually behind the title page and I tell who the book was written for. Who am I? Author Copyright date Dedication page Illustrator

Oops! Try again!

You’re right! 1 point for your team 