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Date: 12/08/2008 Download PDF
Title: Reviewing a Whirl of Books
Discipline: English, Reading, Journalism, AP English Language and Composition
 
Book World is awhirl with possibilities for teachers and students: To meet new authors and their books, to visit with familiar works from a new perspective, to attend mini-lectures on varied topics and to study models of book reviews. Writing a book review enhances reading skills; critical thinking; analytic, evaluative and explanatory abilities; and composition fluency. This guide’s content includes book reviews to use in the classroom, a close reading technique, guidelines to writing a book review, and exercises in reading charts and doing online research of publishing companies.
 
The main lesson addresses these academic content standards.
 
 
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