How To Write An Eye Catching Book Review.

TYPES OF BOOK REVIEW
RELEVANT DATA OF A BOOK REVIEW
THE COMPONENT OF A BOOK REVIEW
I. Details of the book
II. Background of the author
III. Description of the purpose
IV. Evaluation of the book
- Organization. Is the book written clearly and structured logically? Does its purpose is being supported by structural devices to support (e.g., tables, indexes, transitions, titles)?
- Method. If it is a research work, does the methodology used by the author sound suitable?
- Accuracy. How has the author been able to do thorough research? Did you observe any genuine mistakes? Does she denote others’ opinions equally and truly?
- Suitability. How appropriate is the book for its main audience? Is it comprehensible? Is it motivating? Is it beneficial?
- Comparisons. How does the book relate to other works in that same field? What impact does it make? Does it meet conventional norms?
- Impact. How did the book affect you? What was your personal response to it?
STEPS TO WRITING A BOOK REVIEW
- Have you supported the rating you intend to give the book?
- Your sentences flow smoothly together.
- You have a variety of word choices (not repeating the same words over and over!)
- Check your “typed character” count. If you check the word count, it will usually give the typed character count too.