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Book review
Read the book review, then do the exercise and write a comment to practise writing in English.
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Title: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Author: roald dahl, what's the book about.
The book is about a boy called Charlie. His family is very poor – they don't have much money and they don't have much food.
There is a chocolate factory near Charlie's house. It is Willy Wonka's factory. Willy Wonka invites five children to visit the chocolate factory. The factory is amazing! One child wins a very special prize. Is Charlie the winner?
My favourite character
My favourite character is Charlie because he is very kind. I don't like the other children because they are horrible!
My opinion of the book
This book is great! I love the incredible chocolates and sweets in the factory.
Words to describe the book
- interesting
Star rating
I give Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 5 stars.
5 stars = Fantastic! 4 stars = Very good! 3 stars = OK 2 stars = Bad 1 star = Terrible!
Review by: Gabrielle (age 12)
Top tips for writing book reviews!
- Start with the title and author.
- Explain the story but don't say the ending.
- Give your opinion of the book.
- Use adjectives to describe the book.
What kinds of books do you like reading? Tell us about your favourite book!
In my opinion Pokémon is the best book and movie in the world and I love it and It’s awesome. Pokémon was created by Satoshi Tajiri .My favorite character is Ash from Palet town . He is training to be the best of Pokémon going from the Kanto Region to the Galel Region . The Pokémon world is the most fascinating place in the world. You Catch Pokémon with your starter Pokemon once you have seven Pokémon you can battle a Jim leader. If you beat the Jim leader you get a badge and you keep on doing that until you have 108 badges then you can battle against the master of Pokémon if you win you are the master but if you lose you are just a normal trainer. I love reading Pokémon maybe you should read it bye!!!
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I read a book called: A Rienda Suelta, it is in spanish. I like because it has horses.BY:María Victoria
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Summarise some of your thoughts on the book by suggesting the type of reader you'd recommend the book to. For example: younger readers, older readers, fans of relationship drama/mystery stories/comedy. Are there any books or series you would compare it to? 5. You can give the book a rating, for example a mark out of five or ten, if you like!
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My opinion of the book. This book is great! I love the incredible chocolates and sweets in the factory. Words to describe the book. interesting; funny; sad; amazing; magical; exciting; Star rating. I give Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 5 stars. 5 stars = Fantastic! 4 stars = Very good! 3 stars = OK 2 stars = Bad 1 star = Terrible! Review by ...