1) What book have you chosen?
2) What kind or genre of book is it?
3) Did you choose this book because you like the genre or because of the subject of the story?
4) Have you read anything by this author before? Is it similar to his or her other works?
5) Has the book held your interest? How did the book start?
6) Did this author begin her book in a way that you might like to begin a piece of writing?
7) What has been the most interesting part?
8) Have you read any other books that are like this one?
9) Can you share with me a section that you particularly like?
Tankersley, Karen. The Threads of Reading: Strategies for Literacy Development (Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development: Alexandria, 2003), p. 106.
2) What kind or genre of book is it?
3) Did you choose this book because you like the genre or because of the subject of the story?
4) Have you read anything by this author before? Is it similar to his or her other works?
5) Has the book held your interest? How did the book start?
6) Did this author begin her book in a way that you might like to begin a piece of writing?
7) What has been the most interesting part?
8) Have you read any other books that are like this one?
9) Can you share with me a section that you particularly like?
Tankersley, Karen. The Threads of Reading: Strategies for Literacy Development (Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development: Alexandria, 2003), p. 106.
