What do we need to do?  Read 2 books ◦ Can get the books from the library!  Complete 10 quotes and notes for each book ◦ Due Friday, September 13  Type.

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What do we need to do?  Read 2 books ◦ Can get the books from the library!  Complete 10 quotes and notes for each book ◦ Due Friday, September 13  Type all work, 12 point font, double space  Choose the passages based on the following guidelines:  Discuss two passages that describe the main character;  Discuss two passages that reveal the setting and establish the mood;  Discuss two passages that develop the plot (exposition, conflict, climax, resolution);  Discuss two passages that communicate the theme;  Discuss two passages in order to develop a Text-to Self, Text-to-Text, and/or Text-to-World Connections QuotationNote/ Response Cite a passage from the novel here, in quotation marks. Identify the page number. Analyze the passage according to a, b, c, d, or e above (clearly identify). Use complete sentences and thoroughly explain the significance of the passage. McLaughlin

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