This document provides guidance on how to write a book review. It explains that a book review critically evaluates a text with a short description and recommendation. It should describe the book's content, style, and merit. A book review can vary in length from a paragraph to an essay. The document then provides steps to write a book review, including describing the book, discussing what is liked and disliked, and concluding, along with an example book review that follows these steps.

1. WRITING A BOOK REVIEW

2. LEARNING OBJECTIVE OF BOOK REVIEW
To understand that a book review is critical
evaluation (opinion)of a text that includes a short
description and recommendation.
To improve their ability to select engaging and
appropriate resources and text.

3. INTRODUCTION
A book review is described or analysed based on
content, style and merit. Books can be reviewed for
printed textbooks, newspapers, e-books.
A book review’s length may vary from a single
paragraph to a substantial essay.

4. HOW TO WRITE A BOOK REVIEW?
While you write a Review of a book follow the basic
procedure as below:
1. Start with a couple of sentences describing,
about the book.
2. Discuss what you particularly liked about the
book.
3. Mention anything you disliked about the book.
4. Conclude your review.
5. Don’t forget to give a rating to the book you
read.

5. HOW TO WRITE A BOOK REVIEW - EXAMPLE
Title - If I never Forever Endeavour
Author – Holy Meade
Introduction:
A small yellow bird muses on what would happen if they
just stay in the safety of their nest, because though there
would be new things to see, there is also plenty of fear .
Of course, if they stay, then there is no flying, no soaring,
and no making a new friend to share the air with. This
book will speak to anyone looking to make a change, try
something new, or just test the wind a bit.

6. HOW TO WRITE A BOOK REVIEW - EXAMPLE
Like - Children should learn that trying new things can be
scary, but sometimes when we try, we can find things that
make us happy too. And this book will help children, know
that mistakes are okay and part of learning.
Dislike - The little bird’s struggle to fly reflects a
human fear of change, failure, and rejection.
Conclusion:
It teaches children that we learn about ourselves, make
new friends, and learn new lessons by expanding our horizons,
testing our skills, and transcending our limitations. There are so
many opportunities we might miss or new things about the
world that we may never discover unless we search for them.
"We'll never know if we don't try."

7. SUMMARY
 Develops the ability to select appropriate resources and
text.
 Develops the ability to put forward ones view regarding
the content .
 Develops the ability to judge between good and bad.

8. www.euroschoolindia.com
Thank You