Name Caitlinn DePina Quarter:3 School year: 2013-2014

Read On Summary Evidence: Book Review

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Book title: The End Of Summer Genre: Teen Fiction

Author: MakeandOffer

#of pages: 40 parts

Your book review should include:
1. The title, author, genre and summary of the book you read
2. A passage that interests or inspires you and why
3. A personal response to the book--- what did you get out of this book and why would you
recommend it?
4. Anything else you would like to say about your book

Every year at the end of the summer, there would be held on school
grounds without the parents or teachers/principal knowing. This year was
completely different from any other year. This girl named Summer and a
couple of friends, and Archie and Alex ended up being trapped in the
school with a psycho killer that keeps killing students of one by one. A
passage that inspires me is when they find out the killer is actually Bradley
one of Summer, Archie, and Alexs old friend. This part interests me
because Bradleys was their closest friend and it shocked me that he
actually did this. I would recommend it only if you like thriller stories
because its really interesting. The reason why Bradley trapped the
students inside the school and started killing them is because Alex went to
insane asylum because Bradley's dad used to molest him and no one
wanted to believe him and Bradley definitely didnt so he wanted Alex to
tell the truth.













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Read On Evidence Rubric

Exceeds standard: 95 (A)

Meets standard: 85 (B) Approaching standard:
Student must revise and/or re-
read
Book review goes beyond the
requirements of a summary to
include a creative and engaging
analysis. Review incorporates
properly cited quotes and shows in
depth understanding of the book.

Book review provides a clear, mostly
error-free summary of the book that
includes an interesting passage, a
personal connection and suggestions
about who might like the book and
why. All requirements on the form
are completed. Student shows a
thorough knowledge and
understanding of book when asked
questions or discussing it.
Book review does not provide
adequate detail. Some
requirements on the form have
not yet been completed.
Student cannot provide
thorough responses to
questions about book.