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    The document provides guidance on how to write a review, including asking questions about the key elements of the story or content being reviewed, providing a 1-2 sentence concise summary, offering a critical assessment, and including a balanced opinion supported by a concrete example. It emphasizes that a review should critically evaluate the content's style, character development, creativity, and professional standards.

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    Review

     What was the story about?


     Who were the main characters?
     What did the main characters do in the story?
     Did the main characters run into any problems? Adventures?
     Who was your favorite character? Why?

     Could you relate to any of the characters in the story?

     Have you ever done or felt some of the things, the characters did?What part of the book did
    you like, or didn't like

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    Caracters?

    What is happening?

    Feelings

    1. concise summary of the content. (Brief, short!)

    Style of writing
    Character development
    Creativity
    Professional standards
    Additional?
    Questions?

    2. a review offers a critical assessment of the content


    3. balanced opinion and concrete example

    How a review looks like:


    One of feminism’s paradoxes—one that challenges many of its optimistic histories—is how
    patriarchy remains persistent over time. While Judith Bennett’s Ale, Beer, and Brewsters in
    England: Women’s Work in a Changing World, 1300-1600 recognizes medieval women as
    historical actors through their ale brewing, it also shows that female agency had its limits with
    the advent of beer. I had assumed that those limits were religious and political, but Bennett
    shows how a “patriarchal equilibrium” shut women out of economic life as well. Her analysis
    of women’s wages in ale and beer production proves that a change in women’s work does not
    equate to a change in working women’s status. Contemporary feminists and historians alike
    should read Bennett’s book and think twice when they crack open their next brewsky.

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