The document provides an outline for writing a book review in 3 sections: an introduction with details of the book, a main body summarizing the plot and characters, and a conclusion giving an opinion on the characters, story, and ending along with a recommendation. The introduction lists the title, type of book, author details, publisher, and date. The main body provides a short summary of the plot without the ending, describes the characters and their relationships, and discusses the narrative style. The conclusion offers a positive or negative view of the characters, story, plot, and ending, justifying a recommendation about the book.
The document provides an outline for writing a book review in 3 sections: an introduction with details of the book, a main body summarizing the plot and characters, and a conclusion giving an opinion on the characters, story, and ending along with a recommendation. The introduction lists the title, type of book, author details, publisher, and date. The main body provides a short summary of the plot without the ending, describes the characters and their relationships, and discusses the narrative style. The conclusion offers a positive or negative view of the characters, story, plot, and ending, justifying a recommendation about the book.
The document provides an outline for writing a book review in 3 sections: an introduction with details of the book, a main body summarizing the plot and characters, and a conclusion giving an opinion on the characters, story, and ending along with a recommendation. The introduction lists the title, type of book, author details, publisher, and date. The main body provides a short summary of the plot without the ending, describes the characters and their relationships, and discusses the narrative style. The conclusion offers a positive or negative view of the characters, story, plot, and ending, justifying a recommendation about the book.
1. An introduction in which you give the main details: Title Kind of book Writer some biographical information (date and place of birth, relevant information about his / her life, type of books he used to write/ writes) Publishing house Publishing date
2. A main body which focuses on the plot and the characters.
Short summary without saying the ending: who (The book tells the story of …) , what (The story begins / is about …), when where (The story is set in …) Characters: names, who they are, relationship between them and description Style: narrator (who is the narrator, the writer or one of the characters?) vocabulary (meaning of a few words you have looked up in a dictionary) writing: dialogue/ narration, who the narrator is, descriptive – adjectives / narrative – verbs, order of the events
3. A conclusion which can contain a positive or/ negative opinion, justified by a
comment on: Opinion of the - characters: believable - they make you believe that a particular thing is true convincing - you think that it could be true or real unconvincing - they do not seem likely or real likeable - pleasant and easy to like - story: interesting boring absorbing complicated predictable - the ending: predictable unexpected - the plot: absorbing - You want to keep reading it because you find it so interesting, predictable – complicated - It makes difficult for people to know exactly what is happening or what to do It contains interesting ideas that make people think seriously Things to include and things to take out) Opinion of the book with a justification Recommendation: I would advise anyone to read … (Name of the book) is not worth reading.