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USE QUALITY WEBSITES

As you would for any school assignment, when you are accessing book report examples on the internet, study the sites to be sure they are legitimate, affective sites. That is, avoid the wacko pages or sites that are hostile, that use illegal methods, or that are just weak, inferior, or useless to you. (A number of guides on how to find credible sources online are available through your library, your school, and online.) Anyway, here are some decent sites that offer book report examples and review samples:

TeensPoint.org – has a special section called “Reading Matters.”

TeenInk.com – features a section with teen reviews (which as of this writing numbered 622 book reviews).

NancyMatson.com – offers a recommended book of the month (and rational for the recommendation), as well as a slew of book reviews.

In addition, you can find a form for an Example Reading Report at http://www1.harenet.ne.jp/~waring/er/readreport.html — which will give you a checklist of points to include in your book report.

Whichever path you follow, remember to be your own reporter in the end and go with a book you care about…all the way through the process of reading and writing. That is, enjoy yourself—especially since you have to do the assignment anyway!

Basic Steps on How to Write a Book Report

If you don’t know how to write a book report, or are striving to improve your craft, hop online for some pointers. These days there are a number of great websites that can aid you in writing a great book report.

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