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1 Title by Author’s Name Student’s Name Insert a picture that relates to your book here.

2 Title: Author: Copyright: Publishing Company: Number of Chapters: Number of Pages: Genre: Book Profile

3 Dedication: Series: Awards: Lexile: AR Level: AR Points: Book Info

4 Main & Supporting Characters Character Name

5 Insert clip art or pictures that have to do with your book

6 Setting Type 2-3 sentences describing the setting. Remember to check your capital letters, punctuation, and spelling.

7 Plot Type 3-4 sentences describing the plot. Remember to check your capital letters, punctuation, and spelling.

8 Theme One or two word description One or two word description

9 Summary Type the summary of your book here. Remember to check your capital letters, punctuation, and spelling.

10 Book Review Tell me how much you liked this book and if you would recommend it to a friend.

11 Author Biography Tell me about the author of your book. Give me 6-8 sentences. Remember to check your capital letters, punctuation, and spelling

12 Reference Page

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