Make a recommendation for the book you are currently reading. Tell what you like about the book and why and who would probably enjoy reading it. Also, include a passage/quote from the book that really tells others what it means to read the book. Finally include 2 literary elements (from the list) that help to make the book good. Explain what they are in the book and how they make the book better.
Example: I would recommend the book, Witch and Wizard, by James Patterson to all young adult readers who like conspiracy theories about government and/or who like urban fantasy since it is a combination of both. This book is great because it is not the same old story line for urban fantasy but puts a twist on it by having the characters stand up to a government that basically grabs power, makes everyone act the same or go to jail, and outlaws anything that shows creativity especially by and for teenagers. (why the book is good and who would like it) The main problem or conflict in the book is external because the two main characters, powerful teenagers with the influence and skills to actually defeat the guy in power, are on the run because this government wants to eliminate them as a threat. They are so cool because they try to unify and help other teenagers. The characters are realistic and fresh and the problem is edgy. (2 literary elements and how they make the book better) The passage that stands out for me is the one where the two main characters are forced to run through this line of hungry, insane dogs and back in less than a minute to get their food. I thought this hit home how evil the government really is and what torture they will put the main characters through. I thought it also showed how adults in the book resented the teenagers' ability to be creative and love. (a passage that really spoke to the essence of the book)
