You should have a clear structure in your report, with an introduction that provides a short summary of the book's main points, body paragraphs that clearly summarize the book, and a conclusion that provides an overall assessment of the book. As you read, ask yourself: if you were telling this summary to a friend who hadn't read the book, would they understand what happened? Would they have a good idea of whether or not they would like the book? You need transitions between your paragraphs, and also between each idea in each paragraph. These transitions help guide your reader along as they learn about what happens. For example, instead of beginning sentences with just the word “This” or “It,” remind your reader what happened in the previous sentence. “This” is vague, but “This (contest, lottery, murder)” is clear. Make sure you've spelled the author's and characters' names correctly, given the complete and full title, and provided the publisher of the book (if your teacher asked for it). This will help you catch any awkward spots or places that seem hard to understand. Reading aloud will also help you catch proofreading errors that need correcting. The best way to know whether you've done a good job summarizing the important parts of your book is to ask someone else to read your book report. A friend or a parent can help you find the places that are unclear. Don't tell your friend what the book is about or what you're focusing on before you have them read your report. That way, they will have to focus only on what's on the paper -- which is what your teacher will be doing too. This is important whether you're turning in a printed copy or a handwritten copy. If you don't put your name on the book report, your teacher won't be able to give you a grade If you're printing out your book report from a computer, use clean, heavy-duty paper in the printer. Keep the book report from getting wrinkled before you turn it in. If you're hand-writing your book report, use your nicest, most easy-to-read handwriting and clean, unwrinkled paper. You've done a good job. Be proud of your hard work!
أعد قراءة التقرير. تأكد من التسلسل المنطقي. راجع مرتين كل المعلومات عن الكتاب. اقرأ التقرير بصوت عالٍ. اطلب من أحد أن يقرأ لك التقرير. تأكد من كتابة اسمك واسم المعلم على النسخة النهائية. سلّم نسخة نظيفة على ورق جيد. احتفل!