How to Write a Book Report | Complete Guide

Writing a book report is monotonous. But teachers want us to write a book report to know what we have understood from it. So it is a valuable exercise. If you haven’t written a book report before then don’t worry after watching this video, it would become an easy task for you. So let’s get started. Also, know how to write a research paper by clicking the link below:
Read Before Writing
If you want to write something useful, then the first rule is to read something good. Choose an interesting book to create a report.
Outline the Structure
Make an outlined structure of what you’ll add in the #beginning, middle, or at the end. It would help you to complete your work fast.
Introduction
Now start writing the book report. Make your introduction attractive as it is your only chance to impress your professors.
Body of the Book Report
Use the structure that you have already outlined before. By this trick, you’ll have to fill the paragraphs which you have already selected.
For Fiction
If you have to read about fiction, then elaborate the body of your report. Make a sequence and mention a glimpse of every event in the book.
For Non-fiction
This part is totally different from the fiction one. While #writing the report non-fiction, you have to be precise.
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Evaluate the Report
Be honest about what you like in the book and what you don’t. Here you are allowed to give criticism, but make sure you state it with facts.
Conclusion
Conclude your report with a short quotation or overall experience with the book.

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[sundra]

*For those of you on a time limit* HOW TO WRITE A BOOK REPORT!
1: *summarize* take your book and look up the summary of each chapter. Jot down the important details as bullet points. This will allow you to see the progression of the story. If your book isn't posted online, skim over 2 chapters at a time and take 1 - 3 important details at a time.
2. Your report should be split into sections. 2a. INTRODUCTION. Make a good hook like you are advertising the book. Remember, your first line should have a smooth flow into the paragraph. If you use a metaphor, you can carry it though out your report or reference it in your conclusion for consistency. Yiur introduction can be used as an outline. As questions to the reader of your report to lure them in, then answer them through out the sections.
2b. *Begining paragraphs*. The number of paragraphs can range from 1 to 3, but i recommend 1 if you teacher only wants a limited number of paragraphs. Your first few details of the book BEFORE the climax. Everything before the climax should be in your first few paragraphs. Depending on what exactly you are supposed to focus on, this should cover how the theme and parallels between characters are intoduced. What are the characters ignorant of? What are their positive or negitive traits? What problem arises that needs to be overcome? How do these chapters form the main message of the book?
2c. *Middle paragraphs* This section will focus on your climax. This is the high point of the book. What do the characters actions convey about them? What is the theme based off what the characters have done and how it affects them? Look up examples of theme if you are unfamiliar with the concept.
2d: *ending paragraphs* this section hold the falling actions of the story. Everything after the climax. The fall out if you will. What happens to the characters at the end? Is it possitive or negitive? what did they learn or what did they become blinded by or ignorant of? How does the differences from the begining of the book compare to the ending of the book? What is the main message of the book?
3. If you uave time, take a 30-60min break then read your report with fresh eyes. Correct any spelling mistakes and make sure each section is clearly labled and orginized.

Comment if you have any questions.

[RoBoTGamer]

Bro, I learned all this in high school. I'm here for some high-level stuff.

[sundra]

For you NON-FICTION writers:
Questions are your best freind. Use questions that you can give detailed answers on. Make each question if a different paragraph UNLESS the questions are simmilar enough that you can group them together. Your introduction should ask the question you will answer later on. Your conclusion should sumarize the previous answers in your report in clear and consise sentances. Good luck?

[ceptile]

Strat:milk a book series with a ton of filler scenes, like diary of a wimpy kid

[FloatiePotato]

AM I STUPID OR IS THE INTRODUCTION AND SUMMARIZE IS THE SAME THING?!

[kishamago]

You could've just atleast gave us an example....

[kishamago]

You could've just atleast gave us an example....