A bookworm is…
c) A person who collects old books but never reads them.
b) A type of insect that eats paper
a) Someone who loves reading a lot.
The back cover is…
b) The beginning of the first chapter
a) The back side of the book, often with a summary
An open book describes...
A story with a surprising ending.
Someone who tells their feelings and thoughts easily.
A book with missing pages.
If you could “adopt” one character into your family, who would it be, and how would your family life change?
Huh!
Suppose the story is a video game — what would be the levels or boss fights?
O-okey
Which character would make the worst roommate? Why?
TY for sharing!
If you could ask the author one question, what would it be?
Yeah, I see what you mean
Throw the book at (someone) means…
Punish someone very strictly.
Stop reading because you’re angry at the story.
Give someone a new chance to improve.
The index is…
a) A list of topics with page numbers at the end
b) A list of pictures in the book
If the author could change one big detail (ending, character’s decision, setting), what do you think they should change?
Cool!
The glossary is…
a) A list of words with their meanings
b) A list of illustrations
Do something by the book means…
a) Do something exactly according to rules.
c) Finish a task as quickly as possible.
b) Write everything you do in a notebook.
Don’t judge a book by its cover means…
b) Always read the introduction before the main story.
a) Don’t decide about something only by appearance.
c) A book is not interesting if the cover looks boring.
Which part of a book lists the chapters and their page numbers?
Glossary
Table of Contents
Imagine the main character visits your school — how would students/teachers react?
Wow!
Be in someone’s good books means ...
You share the same taste in books.
You are on good terms and they are pleased with you.
You borrowed a book and returned it quickly.
Which character is most like someone you know in real life? How are they similar/different?
Interesting!
What colors or images come to your mind when you think of this book? Why those?
Nice!