The document outlines the components of a book report, including a description of the setting, point of view, main character, antagonist, problem, theme, and examples of literary devices used in the story. It prompts the reader to analyze these elements and provide examples from the text to support their analysis in 1-2 paragraphs for each section.

1. Title of Book - by Author’s Name
Presented by
Student’s Name

2. Setting - (Choose one)
• Where and when does the
action in the story take place?
Write a detailed description of
this place and time.
• Describe a trip the main
character takes. How does this
effect the events in the story?

3. Point of View
Through whose eyes does the reader see the story
unfold? Explain your answer.

4. Protagonist
• List three words that describe the main character.
• Then write a paragraph with examples from the
story to support your choice.

5. Antagonist
• List three words that describe the villain.
• Then write a paragraph with examples from the
story to support your choice.

6. Summary of the Problem
• What does the main character want?
• What obstacles stand in the way of getting what he/she
wants?
• What must he/she do in order to overcome the
obstacles?
• How is the problem solved?

7. Theme
• What statement is the author making in this story
about human nature and/or society in general?
• Explain how events in the story prove or support the
statement you mentioned above?

8. Literary Devices (the extra mile)
Give examples of how each is used in the story, and
explain their effect upon the plot, the characters, the
reader.
• Foreshadow
• Flashback
• Suspense
• Irony
• Symbolism