For many of us, just hearing the words book report gives us a flashback to tedious reports that we were tasked with completing when we were in school. I remember standing in the front of my class, reading my book report, being bored by my own review, and just as bored by the reviews of the others. The big problem was that they lacked creativity. There was an exact format and so even though we did different books, they all sounded exactly the same. So needless to say, I don't want to be THAT…

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8th Grade Reading Book Report Read more about paragraph, characters, author, summarize, april and briefly.

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Not everyone loves book reports as much as I do, so I created this list of book report alternatives to help homeschooling moms and classroom teachers alike come up with their own ideas for alternatives to the written book report. If you have other ideas please share them with me in the comments! Book Report Alternatives […]

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…