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Title of Book By: Author’s Name

Title of Book By: Author’s Name. Presentation by: . Historical/Cultural, context. Setting, context. Quotes with imagery Will involve some research. Characters, major. List names, relationships, but also…

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Title of Book By: Author’s Name

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  1. Title of BookBy: Author’s Name Presentation by:

  2. Historical/Cultural, context

  3. Setting, context • Quotes with imagery • Will involve some research

  4. Characters, major • List names, relationships, but also… • Provide pull-quotes to illustrate direct and indirect characterization (this is what you would analyze) • Character map?

  5. Characters, minor • List names, relationships, but also… • Provide pull-quotes to illustrate direct and indirect characterization (this is what you would analyze)

  6. Point of View • What does it start out in? • Does it ever vary? • Analyze!

  7. Main Conflict • Define the category • Describe

  8. Plot • Complete the Freytag Model • Provide pull-quotes for inciting incident, climax, and resolution

  9. Plot • Your thoughts overall regarding the storyline; points of confusion; etc.

  10. Symbols • Provide pull-quotes and explain them

  11. Analysis, Theme 1 • Choose a subject/theme and pull-quote to illustrate it • Analyze!

  12. Analysis, Theme 2 • Choose a subject/theme and pull-quote to illustrate it • Analyze!

  13. Analysis, Theme 3 • Choose a subject/theme and pull-quote to illustrate it • Analyze!

  14. Analysis, Tone/Mood • Choose specific diction to describe the tone and mood (use different terms for each) and pull-quote to illustrate it • Analyze!

  15. Analysis, tone shifts

  16. Comprehensive Analysis

  17. Comprehensive Analysis

  18. Personal Reflection

  19. Citations

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