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Literary Letter to TEACHER Literary Letter to FRIEND IN OUR CLASS It should be in friendly letter format and be typed, one page, double -spaced, size 12, TNR 3 2 1 Paragraph 1- include the title and author of the book and why you selected this book to write about. 3 2 1 Paragraph 2- Description of the main character(s), the central conflict, some exciting events, and hint at the climax. 3 2 1 Paragraph 3- Tell what techniques the author used to make the book great and give examples – cliffhangers, realistic dialogue, visual description that helps you to really see what’s going on, etc. 3 2 1 Paragraph 4 – Tell what you personally got out of the book –did it help you see something in a new way? Did you learn a life-lesson? Did you connect to the character? Can you apply it to your life? 3 2 1 It should be in friendly letter format and be typed, one-page, double-spaced, size 12, TNR 3 2 1 Paragraph 1 - Explain why you are recommending this book to your classmate. Include the title and author. 3 2 1 Paragraph 2 – Description of the main character(s), the central conflict, some exciting events, and hint at the climax. 3 2 1 Paragraph 3 – Personal connections and favorite parts 3 2 1

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Literary Letter to TEACHER Literary Letter to FRIEND IN OUR CLASS It should be in friendly letter format and be typed, one page, double -

spaced, size 12, TNR 3 2 1

Paragraph 1- include the title and author of the book and why you selected this book to write about. 3 2 1

Paragraph 2- Description of the main character(s), the central conflict, some exciting events, and hint at the climax. 3 2 1

Paragraph 3- Tell what techniques the author used to make the book great and give examples – cliffhangers, realistic dialogue, visual description that helps you to really see what’s going on, etc. 3 2 1

Paragraph 4 – Tell what you personally got out of the book –did it help you see something in a new way? Did you learn a life-lesson? Did you connect to the character? Can you apply it to your life? 3 2 1

Paragraph 5 - Tell where you are going next as a reader. 3 2 1

It should be in friendly letter format and be typed,one-page, double-spaced, size 12, TNR 3 2 1

Paragraph 1 - Explain why you are recommending this book to your classmate. Include the title and author. 3 2 1

Paragraph 2 – Description of the main character(s), the central conflict, some exciting events, and hint at the climax. 3 2 1

Paragraph 3 – Personal connections and favorite parts 3 2 1

Name ____________________________________

All paragraphs must have 5-6 sentences each

Total ___/30

It should be in friendly letter format and be typed, one page, double -spaced, size 12, TNR 3 2 1

Paragraph 1- include the title and author of the book and why you selected this book to write about. 3 2 1

Paragraph 2- Description of the main character(s), the central conflict, some exciting events, and hint at the climax. 3 2 1

Paragraph 3- Tell what techniques the author used to make the book great and give examples – cliffhangers, realistic dialogue, visual description that helps you to really see what’s going on, etc. 3 2 1

Paragraph 4 – Tell what you personally got out of the book –did it help you see something in a new way? Did you learn a life-lesson? Did you connect to the character? Can you apply it to your life? 3 2 1

Paragraph 5 - Tell where you are going next as a reader. 3 2 1

It should be in friendly letter format and be typed,one-page, double-spaced, size 12, TNR 3 2 1

Paragraph 1 - Explain why you are recommending this book to your classmate. Include the title and author. 3 2 1

Paragraph 2 – Description of the main character(s), the central conflict, some exciting events, and hint at the climax. 3 2 1

Paragraph 3 – Personal connections and favorite parts 3 2 1

Name ____________________________________

All paragraphs must have 5-6 sentences each

Total ___/30