Writing a book review

Perfect for KS3, this book review template includes question prompts, sentence starters and headings to get students writing. Free PDF.

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It's an interesting worksheet with an explicit graphic organizer showing different parts of a book review. There is a sample book review given in the handout to help and facilitate the students to write their own book reviews. I hope teachers would find find it helpful. - ESL worksheets

Do you love spreading the word about your favorite authors? Here are some simple steps to writing a book review that is sure to communicate to others how much you love your latest read (or don’t!). 1. Include an Image of the Cover The image draws in your fellow reader. Yes, they are judging the book by the cover, so …

Trying to write a book review but don't know where to start? Don't worry, these book review questions for a book report will help you on your way! Writing a book review or book report

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Perfect for KS3, this book review template includes question prompts, sentence starters and headings to get students writing. Free PDF.

Sparkle your child imagination by encouraging them to read books. Encourage your kid to fill in a book review - Book review template KS2 KS1

Alternative Book Report - Book Review Here's a sample of a book review I wrote for my book club in my Reading Journal on Gone by Michael Grant using an amazing template from the blog Books Babies and Bows. It was developed for younger students to write book reviews. I love this quote from the author Jenny H: "What do you do when you cannot find what you want? Create it." She created the template for her second grader when she couldn't find any book review forms that were appropriate for…