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Share Your Book Report
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Lisa Owings
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Lerner Publishing Group
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SHARE YOUR
BOOK REPORT

LISA OWINGS

Copyright 2014 by Lerner Publishing Group Inc All rights reserved - photo 2

Copyright 2014 by Lerner Publishing Group Inc All rights reserved - photo 3

All rights reserved. International copyright secured. No part of this book
may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any
form or by any meanselectronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or
otherwisewithout the prior written permission of Lerner Publishing Group,
Inc., except for the inclusion of brief quotations in an acknowledged review.

Lerner Publications Company
A division of Lerner Publishing Group, Inc.
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Minneapolis, MN 55401 U.S.A.

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Owings, Lisa.
Share your book report / by Lisa Owings.
pages cm. (Library smarts)
Includes index.
ISBN 9781467715041 (lib. bdg. : alk. paper)
ISBN 9781467717533 (eBook)
1. Report writingJuvenile literature. 2. Book reviewingJuvenile
literature. I. Title.
LB1047.3.O95 2014
371.30281dc23 2013002303

Manufactured in the United States of America
1 CG 7/15/13

Table of Contents

WRItE AbOUt SEttING
AND CHARACtERS.............................

WRItE AbOUt PLOt
AND ENDING...................................

Read a Book

Books can do wonderful things. They can teach
you anything. They can show you other places
and times. They can take you on adventures!

A book report can be wonderful too. It helps
you think about a book. It helps you tell others
about the book.

You may do a book report for school That means you get to read a book Then - photo 6

You may do a book report for school That means you get to read a book Then - photo 7

You may do a book report for school. That means
you get to read a book! Then you write about it.
Maybe your teacher will give you a book. Or you
might get to pick your own. You can borrow one
from the library. Read your book carefully.

Write about Setting
and Characters

Read all the way to the end of your book. Then
start your book report. First, write your name
on your paper. Then write the title of your book.
Who wrote the book? That person is the author.
What kind of book did you read? Was it true or
made up? Write that down too.

Title

Author

Describe the setting of your book Where did the story take place It could - photo 11

Describe the setting of your book. Where did the
story take place? It could be in a city or a forest.
It could be in space or here on Earth. It could be
real or make- believe.

When did the story happen? Was it in the past?
Was it a long time from now?

Most books have characters They are often people or animals But they can be - photo 12

Most books have characters They are often people or animals But they can be - photo 13

Most books have characters. They are often
people or animals. But they can be other things
too. Think about your book. Who were the
important characters? Make a list. Write a few
words about each one.

These are nonfiction books or true books Was your book true Then - photo 14

These are
nonfiction books,
or true books.
Was your book
true? Then
you will write a
different kind
of report. Your
teacher can help.

Write about Plot
and Ending

Writing about the plot is easy. Tell what
happened in the story. Pretend youre talking
to a friend. Your friend doesnt want to know
everything that happened. Share only the
important things. Start with the beginning.
Then tell what happened in the middle. Was
there a problem in the story?

Next write about how your story ended Think about the ending Did it solve - photo 16

Next write about how your story ended Think about the ending Did it solve - photo 17

Next, write about how your story ended. Think
about the ending. Did it solve the problem? Was
it a good ending? Tell why you think so.

T hink about the whole book. What did you learn?
Write your thoughts in your report.

The last part is fun You get to say what you thought of the book Write why - photo 18

The last part is fun You get to say what you thought of the book Write why - photo 19

The last part is fun. You get to say what you
thought of the book. Write why you liked it.
Or why you didnt. What was your favorite
part? What did you dislike? Would your
friends enjoy this book? Explain why or why
not. Your book report is done!

Share Your
Book Report

You can share your book report. That lets others
know about your book. Maybe they will read
it too! There are many ways to share. Make a
poster or a painting. Write a letter or draw a
map. Make a movie or sing a song. Your teacher
will help you decide how to share.

Think about your book report What did you learn Did you like reading or - photo 22

Think about your book report What did you learn Did you like reading or - photo 23

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