How to Write Book Report: Analyzing and

by Harry Teitelbaum

An update of the classic guide to writing book reports that get to the heart of literature.

Paperback

First published April 1, 1989

Reviews

[Giancarlo Nicoli · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is (C) 2002 by Dawn Sova, Ph.D. as stated on the Copyright page. I don't know why it's credited to Harry Teitelbaum.

As a foreigner, I wanted to be able to write book reports and reviews. Also, I wanted to have insights on how to get the most from my readings.

I found this book to be very valuable and insightful, although I understand it addresses a younger audience.

I got it and read it several years ago. I started it all over again and someone stole it from me. I got another copy and I'm about to read it for the third time.
I always underline it, comment it, write excerpts on a copybook. Very useful.

[Adrienna · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book did what I hoped for to help those who are not familiar with writing book reports or reviews. Therefore I'll use this as a learning tool and only copy a few parts from the book to discuss in c Fac book club. I want these men to write better reviews or reports, and reminder tool for me when preparing outlines, etc. In the new year hope for better, and use this as a short read to discuss.
Research and leisure read 2018

[Ruth · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book was invaluable to me during middle school and high school. Very comprehensive.

[Hope · Rating 3 out of 5]

A good reference for writing critical/academic book reviews. Reading this has me kinda missing this kind of writing.