Write a heartfelt note or inscription inside the book cover. You could mention why you chose this book for them and what you hope they'll take away from reading it.

Choose 1 of the books you have read in Form 1 and share it with your classmates.Guidelines:1) Introduce the title and the author2) A brief summary of the book3) Which part do you enjoy the most? or Which character do you like the most?4) Will you recommend the book to your classmates? Why?

HOW TO WRITE ABOUT THE CHARACTER OF ANYONE FROM THE STORY YOU READ

Write a letter to a friend,{Sunil/Sheena} describing a book you have just read and strongly recommending it to him.{You are Manav/Mansi}

You must include the following in your presentation:• Book title• Author• Illustrator (if any)• A summaryYou may also include the following ideas in your presentation:• Reason(s) for choosing this book• What is your favourite part of the story? Why?• Who is your favourite character? Why?• Which character do you most relate to? Why?• What is the main theme or message of the book?• What is your favourite quote or passage from the book?

As we read the novel, it is imperative that you react to the reading. A reaction can consist of the following ideas (though don't feel limited to these)...Prediction based on the plot so far or from having read other similar novels.Character analysis- what or who does the character remind you of? What do you think they will do next?Connection- does this remind you of other books, movies, or events?What has surprised you the most and why? What would you change and why?Really you can write about anything that the story makes you think of. The only rule is that you do not summarize the story. We all know what happened in the story so it is not beneficial to simply restate it in a journal entry.   Once you have completed 5 dated entries on one document titled, Scythe Reading Response ," you will be asked to submit them through Canvas. Follow the rubric below to gain all possible points. Each reading Response should be a total of 150 words. Think about your Notice and Note notes you took during class.