Realistic Fiction Pizza Book Report Template (Page 2 of 4) in pdf

Realistic Fiction Pizza Book Report Template Page 2

St. Rosalie School

Summer Reading Project

Students Entering 7

Grade

Pizza Slice Directions

Be sure to include…

Slice #1 The book title (capitalized and underlined)

The author

Your name (BIG)

Genre

Theme

A picture

Slice #2 Setting

Describe the time and place in detail.

Include a quote from the text that best describes the setting and creates a

word picture in your mind, so that you can really see where the story takes

place.

Tuck Everlasting

Example: The novel

takes place in the present day. It has several

settings including: a foreboding wood with a magic spring in the center, a little

village, and the Tuck family’s untidy shack.

“…every surface, every wall, was piled and strewn and hung with everything

imaginable, from onions to lanterns to wooden spoons to wash tubs.” Page 39

Slice #3 2 Main Characters, 3 character traits to describe them, and a picture of

them

Example: Winnie, the young heroine of the story, is a curious, adventurous, and

independent girl who is tired of being told what to do by her mother and

grandmother.

Mae Tuck, mother of the Tuck family, is friendly, messy and has a positive

outlook on life.

Slice #4 Conflict (The problem)

Example: The conflict arises when the Tuck family drinks from a spring which

makes them immortal, unable to grow old or die. When Winnie, a young girl, finds

out their secret, they decide to kidnap her in order to keep their secret safe!

Slice #5 Rising action (These are the 3-4 main events which build tension as the author

takes you to the climax!)

Example: After the Tuck family kidnaps Winnie, they carry her off to their house.

Then, …

After that… (don’t reveal the climax yet!)

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