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Below is a fairly well done book talk . Your booktalk will be posted just like this and then your peers will make comments on it. All comments will have to be approved by Ms. Gapp before posted. I have made some comments about this book talk using constructive criticism. Directions: Click on the "Comments," leave your FIRST NAME ONLY along with your constructive comment, leave the e-mail and website fields blank. Click "Submit." You will then get a message saying, "This comment is currently being held for moderation awaiting approval." Ms. Gapp will delete any comments which are not appropriate.
2 Comments
Jenny
2/18/2010 02:17:51 am
While this booktalk was a little bit long, I liked how the boy edited the film to switch between black and white and color to illustrate how color (or lack thereof) is used in the setting of The Giver.
Sally S.
2/18/2010 02:20:23 am
The boy used a catchy introduction to grab the viewer's attention. I agree that it was too long. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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