Spring 2017: Teachers, Reading and Reading

[close] 1) Your reviews should be guided by your opinion of the book and your reflections on what you read. You don't have to summarize the content. It's your review, your writing, and your voice. 300 words minimum.
2) In the first line, state the title and author of the book.
2) Rely on your own words, not book jackets or summaries.
3) Give enough detail to pull us in and make it clear you read the book, but avoid major spoilers. (Little ones are ok.)
3) Please aim for grammatical correctness. No need to write formally, but don't write as if you're texting.
4) Need to know what to focus on? Try discussing your favorite character, comparing the book to another one we all might know, or discussing the level of social commentary the book gives you insight into--especially if you're reading any kind of scifi.
4) Check out the model I wrote on Laurie Halse Anderson's "Chains."