Guidelines for Book ReviewI.Introduction-In the introduction, I want you tell me your interests on the book’s topic. Why did you choose this book? What are your expectations?-Identify the book’s...

Guidelines for Book ReviewI.Introduction-In the introduction, I want you tell me your interests on the book’s topic. Why did you choose this book? What are your expectations?-Identify the book’s thesis. Every book, regardless of topic, will have a thesis that tells the reader what the book is about.-Identify the author’s position. Every author has a different take on the topic they write. A book about the civil war is not just a book of the civil war. Every author will attempt to argue a specific point.II.Body-Summarize the main points of the book. This section will closely resemble a traditional book report.-Analysis. This is the “meat & potatoes” of the review. It is here that I want to see your analysis of the strengths and/or weaknesses of the book. I want you to tell me if you enjoyed this book (or not), citing specific examples.III.Conclusion-Wrap up this review by stating if the book is a good source of information; was it a worthwhile choice. Guidelines for Book ReviewI.Introduction-In the introduction, I want you tell me your interests on the book’s topic. Why did you choose this book? What are your expectations?-Identify the book’s thesis. Every book, regardless of topic, will have a thesis that tells the reader what the book is about.-Identify the author’s position. Every author has a different take on the topic they write. A book about the civil war is not just a book of the civil war. Every author will attempt to argue a specific point.II.Body-Summarize the main points of the book. This section will closely resemble a traditional book report.-Analysis. This is the “meat & potatoes” of the review. It is here that I want to see your analysis of the strengths and/or weaknesses of the book. I want you to tell me if you enjoyed this book (or not), citing specific examples.III.Conclusion-Wrap up this review by stating if the book is a good source of information; was it a worthwhile choice.