BOOK REPORT
Use the following pointers to write a book report
Section 1: Introduction
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Book Title and Author: Provide the full title and name of the author.
Publication Information: Include the year of publication and a brief note on the historical or
cultural context.
Genre and Theme: Identify the genre and the central themes explored in the book.
Section 2: Plot Summary
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Write a concise summary (200-300 words) of the book, focusing on the central conflicts and key
events. Avoid unnecessary details but make sure to address the beginning, middle, and end.
Highlight any unexpected plot twists or resolutions.
Section 3: Character Analysis
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Protagonist: Provide a detailed analysis of the main character, focusing on their motivations,
development, and impact on the plot.
Antagonist: Describe the role of the antagonist or any opposing forces, analyzing how they
contribute to the protagonist’s growth.
Supporting Characters: Choose two supporting characters and explain their relevance to the
story and their relationships with the protagonist.
Section 4: Themes
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Themes: Identify at least two major themes in the book and discuss how the author develops
these themes. Use specific examples from the text to support your analysis.
Section 5: Author’s Style
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Narrative Style: Discuss the author’s narrative style (e.g., first-person, third-person omniscient,
etc.) and its impact on the reader’s understanding of the story.
Section 6: Personal Reflection and Critique
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Reflection: Reflect on your personal response to the book. How did it impact you? What ideas or
emotions did it provoke?
Strengths and Weaknesses: Critique the book by discussing its strengths (e.g., character
development, originality, emotional impact) and weaknesses (e.g., pacing, clarity).
Connection to Modern Issues: Relate the book’s themes or messages to current events or
contemporary issues.