Graphic Novel – Weekly Reading Response Blog

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7: Tell about the connections that you made while reading the book. Tell how it reminds you of yourself, of people you know, or of something that happened in your life. It might remind you of other books, especially the characters, the events, or the setting. i mainly had connections with callie the main character. my… Continue reading drama.

drama.

1. Tell what like or dislike about the book and why. i like this book it is funny because it explains about her life and how its like just like mine how stupid it is and the way it can be funny sometimes is that it makes you think a guy likes her but then he… Continue reading drama.

amulet

the reason I like this book is because it is a graphic novel and I like to read graphic novels. what surprised me about the book is that it has elves, robots and people that look like animals.

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16. Tell what you think could be changed in the book to make it better for readers. i would make the book better by making her friends better friends because in the book they are not so nice. i would make her loosen up about and laugh more. i would also make that she makes… Continue reading smile 🙂

AMULET

I like the book because it is a graphic novel and that it is interesting

Amulet

amulet is a book that two kides go to the mystic world of Alledia were they fight to agenst the evil elves to stay alive . they also meet some new frends Miskit and Cogsley.

BART SIMPSON SON OF HOMER

Q 1.) What you like or dislike about the book and why? A) Whay i like about this book is that it is a comic & what i also like about this book is it has diffrent stries inside the book . What i dislike about this book is that on evert diffrent story… Continue reading BART SIMPSON SON OF HOMER

coraline by Neil Gaiman

Hey guys it’s me again with my weekly reading post for coralline by Neil Gaiman. Question 1: the part in the book I liked the most is when coralline goes into her bedroom in the otherworld and it’s like a rainbow exploded in there! There’s a bright pink bed and a lime green toy chest…… Continue reading coraline by Neil Gaiman

Reading Response Prompts

1. Tell what like or dislike about the book and why.

2. Tell about parts of your book that puzzled you or made you ask a question.

3. Tell what you noticed about the characters, such as what made them act as they did or how they changed.

4. Write about something in the book that surprised you or that you found interesting.

5. Write your predictions and about whether your predictions were right.

6. Ask for help in figuring out meaning of your book.

7. Tell about the connections that you made while reading the book. Tell how it reminds you of yourself, of people you know, or of something that happened in your life. It might remind you of other books, especially the characters, the events, or the setting.

8. Write about the author’s style and how it makes you feel.

9. Write about the language the author used and why you think the author wrote this way.

10. Write about the author’s craft – what was effective about the way the author wrote.

11. Write about anything else that you may think of that deals with the book.

12. Do you relate to any of the characters in the book? Explain how and why.

13. If you abanded the book, why did you?

14. Name 3 examples of signals that went off in your head while you were reading and explain them.

15. Explain what happened at the climax and explain why you think that is the climax.

16. Tell what you think could be changed in the book to make it better for readers.

Reading Response Rubric

Level 3 (B Range)
In your response you:
- have written at least one post a week
- demonstrate that you have read a variety of fiction and non-fiction materials
- reflect on the books you read effectively- relate to the books you read
- retell only the most important information in your responses
- explain your interpretation of a written work clearly, supporting it with evidence from the work and from your own knowledge and experiences clearly.
- demonstrate that you are a critical thinker that examines characters, plot, setting and literary - devices effectively

Level 4 (A Range)
In your response you:
- have written more than one post a week
- demonstrate that you have read a good variety of fiction and non-fiction materials
- reflect on the books you read very effectively
- relate to the books you read very effectively
- retell only the most important information in your responses
- explain your interpretation of a written work clearly, supporting it with evidence from the work and from your own knowledge and experiences clearly and concisely.
- demonstrate that you are a highly critical thinker that examines characters, plot, setting and literary devices effectively