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Title of the Book A book report by Your Name

The Characters Main Character’s Name  Physical Description  Best personality trait  Something that is important to them  Who is closest to them  What is their motivation  What do you like most about them  What do you like least about them Secondary Character’s Name  Physical Description  Best personality trait  Something that is important to them  Who is closest to them  What is their motivation  What do you like most about them  What do you like least about them

The Setting Setting 1  Physical Description  How is the setting related to the story?  How is this setting similar to places you have been or lived  How is it different Setting 2  Physical Description  How is the setting related to the story?  How is this setting similar to places you have been or lived  How is it different

The Plot  Make a Chronological timeline of important events from the story  Continue timeline here

The Conclusion  How is the main character different at the end of the story? Explain in a paragraph with specific details from the story.  What is the theme of the book? Explain in a paragraph with specific details from the book.

The Author (Pick 1) Dear Author: Write a short letter to the author explaining what you enjoyed most about the book and explain why the book appeals to your age group. Imagine you are the author Write a paragraph explaining at least three areas you would have written differently.

Star Rating *****  Explain why you gave the book this rating.  Would other students like this book? Which ones?  Would this book make a good movie? Why or Why not?  Would you read a sequel?