Estimate how much of your book you have engaged with this term. There is no right or wrong answer. E.g., 10 pages, 2 pages, 4 chapters.

How do you feel about your book so far.

• I love this, best book ever!

• It is okay, liking parts of it and think I will continue to enjoy it.

• I am finding it a bit hard to get into, but I will continue reading.

• Hate this book, I think I need to find something else.

The main character or characters are named...

Explain the setting for the book so far e.g., bush, house, beach etc. If your book is not set somewhere, explain the main message.

What techniques have your noticed in your book that impact the reader?

• Imagery: the author uses descriptive words to paint a picture in our head.

• Slang: the author uses lots of informal (casual) words that are made up.

• Rhetorical question: the author uses questions where you are not expected to answer.

Explain the 'problem' that your book is unpacking. This will be an idea that is explored in the book e.g., friendship, love, life, challenges etc.

List 3 words from your book (can be from any page) that you find interesting. This might be because you haven't seen them before, you don't know what the word means or you think it is an interesting choice by the author.

A simile uses 'like' or 'as'. Fill in the blank. George is ... strong ... a bull.

In your own words, what does the term composure mean?

Is there anything (techniques, ideas, prompts), that you can take from your book to improve your creative writing?