Book Review: The First Clash By:James Lacey

Please note the requirements are attached!!!!!!!

Dear Students, a Double-Spaced Typed copy of your book review from My Summer ’20 List is due to me in your Book Review Turn In Link in Blackboard by the above deadline.   Please keep in mind that I WILL GLADLY ACCEPT your Final Drafts turned in WELL BEFORE its due date of Friday, July 3rd @ 9:00 AM  Also, use Google Chrome as your browser here when submitting your Final Drafts.

Please remember, when you use  direct quotes or paraphrases  from the book you are reviewing you need to put the author’s last name in parenthesis after you close your quotes or finish your paraphrases.  An example of this for this semester could be (Sypeck 97).

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Also, make sure you use the 3 Step Approach I gave you on each and every question you answer on the Format Sheet from 1A through 3C.  If you do this appropriately you will be creating good, solid paragraphs for all these questions.  Keep in mind that each individual question is worth 15 Points apiece so be sure you have good answer balance on your Final Draft.

Doing the above properly will lead you to write a Main Body (Opening Paragraph + Questions 1A through 3C) that is as close to a   7 Full Page Final Draft  as possible that answers each and every question asked on the Format Sheet with good, solid paragraphs.

Sincerely, Mr M.

MR. MAURIOCOURT’S

CRITICAL BOOK REVIEW FORMAT:

Your review will be graded on the following categories:

*Opening Paragraph– a brief description of the nature of this assignment is required,

specifically what are your expectations going into reading & reviewing this book.

1.) AUTHOR WRITING STYLE AND BOOK ORGANIZATION – 45 POINTS

A. How interesting to read was the author’s writing style?

B. How easy to understand was the author’s writing style?

C. Describe how the book was generally structured, was it done in a straight topical, a straight chronological or a combination of the two, topical/chronological structure. Did the way this book was generally structured help you the reader stay focused on this book’s information?

2.) AUTHOR = Main Source Person(s) POINT OF VIEW – 60 POINTS

A. Explain in full detail the book’s main theme(s).

B. Explain how well the author supported the book’s main theme(s).

C. Outside of the main theme(s), give two other opinions, any kind of noticeable likes or dislikes about the people, places & events of this book’s subject matter, the author revealed in writing the book you are doing your assignment on.

D. Explain how well the author supported their opinions outside of the main theme.

3.) SUMMARY SECTION- 45 POINTS

A. Describe at least one good point and at least one bad point of this book.

B. How appropriate was this book for this particular history class?

C. Tell me something you learned from reading this book that helped you better understand the society we live in today.

· Each of these questions are worth 15 points apiece. I will evaluate your answers in Sections 1, 2, & 3 (its Main Body) using the following criteria:

A. Fully Explained Opinions

B. Grammar, Sentence and Paragraph Structure

C. Topic Organization

Separate Title Page: This page does not count as part of your reviews Main Body.

Any review turned in without this title page will receive a 5-point reduction penalty.

A. Center of the Page- Book Title & Author(s) Name(s)

B. Bottom Right Hand Corner- Student Name, Instructor Name, Course Title & Semester