What point of view is your book told from? First or third? Be sure to introduce your book first.

What is the mood of your book? Explain. Don't forget to introduce your book!

Reflect on what you read this week. What was interesting or important?

What is a possible theme to the book you are reading? Explain.

Reflect about what you read this week. What was important or interesting?

Post the link to your CATASTROPHE project here. Take time to view other people's as well.

What do you like about the book you are reading so far? Try to convince someone else to read it!

What is the author's purpose for writing the book you are reading? How do you know? Also, is there a secondary purpose?

Reflect on what was important to you as you read this week.

What is the plot like in your book so far? Is there a problem and solution or more description?

NOVEL MADNESS: Write a book review including a summary and your opinion of the book you read.

What is your favorite part of the book you are reading so far?

Write about a cause and effect from your book. Explain how you know it is a cause and effect.

Reflect on what was important this week while reading.

Make a prediction as to what you think will happen next in your book. Make sure to give information as to what is happening now.

How does the character in your book act? Why do you think they act that way? Example: If they are mean to someone else maybe that is because their parents yell at them a lot so they are feeling bad towards other people.

WHAT WAS AWESOME about the book you read!?

What point of view is your book told from? Do you think it would be different told from a different point of view? How?

Reflect on what you read this week. What was important?

Compare and contrast 2 characters or settings from your book.

Explain a cause and effect from your book.

Reflect on what you read this week. What was important?

Introduce the book you are reading and then describe the main character.

Write your opinion of the book you are reading right now. Make sure to introduce the book first.

A mood in a book is how the author wants you to feel while reading. Describe the mood in your book right now.

Identify one fact and one opinion from your book. Include your own thoughts about the fact and opinion.

Reflect on what you read this week. What was important? Why?

Choose one CHALLENGING word in the book you are reading and explain why you think the author chose that word instead of a synonym. How does it make the book better?

Explain the author's purpose for reading this book. Is it to inform you, persuade you, or entertain you? Explain how you know.

Reflect on the book you read this week. What was important?

Explain a cause and effect found in your book.

Describe the main idea of your book.

Write about a connection you had with the story you are reading. What did it remind you of? This could be something in your life or another text.

Reflect on what was important while reading today. Why?

Find either a fact or an opinion in the story you are reading. Explain how you know it is a fact or an opinion. Don't forget to introduce your book first!

Write a book review about your book. Should others read it or not?! Remember to explain your book to us first.

What are you visualizing while reading. Be sure to introduce your book before explaining your visualization.

Make an inference as to something that is happening in your book. Use specific details from the story.

Using specific evidence from the book describe a cause and effect that occurred.

Reflect on what you are reading. What is important? Why?

My book is told from the perspective of...... I know this because....

Finish this thought in detail. "The character in my book reminded me..."

Find a cause and effect in the book you are reading. Write about it in detail!

Convince someone why they should read the same book as you!

What is the main idea of the text you are reading? Use details to support your answer.

Reflect on your book. What is interesting to you? Why?

Choose a sentence or two from your book and write about why you think the author chose to write that line. Try to make it an interesting piece of text or part in the story. Be sure to include what the text said.

Sequence the events in your book.

Describe the character in your book. Would you want to be friends with them? Explain.

What is your opinion of the book you are reading? Would you recommend it to others? Explain.

What is the author's purpose of your book (persuade, entertain, inform)? How do you know?