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1 by Kwame Alexander

2 Book Details Won the Award the Year of: 2015 Page Numbers:Pages: 240 Subject: Poetry - Assorted TopicsPoetry - Assorted Topics Children - Fiction & Literature Fiction - People, Places & Cultures Age Range: 9 - 12 Years Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt

3 Summary of Book Characters: Josh Bell /Jordan Problem: Resolution/Ending:

4 Based on the Reading Sample I can Tell…

5 Reading Reviews This reader’s review caught my attention because Copy and Paste Review HERE

6 About the Author Author’s Name: Quick Bio: Include a Picture of author to the right

7 THE END Once You Have Finished Your Research You May Do the Following: Change Slide Design Change Font Add Animation to Slides and Text Add Extra Pictures

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