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Identify one theme or central idea of the work as a whole. Explain how your identified theme is developed throughout the book, referring to at least three specific details. Explain how one complex character develops throughout the work. Explain how this character has changed from the beginning to the end of the work and what caused this change. Be sure to refer to at least three specific details.
Consider the order in which the writer chose to tell the story. Explain how the book’s structure helps the writer best tell the story. Be sure to refer to at least three specific details from throughout the book.
How does the setting / culture presented in the book relate to your life and community today? Identify similarities and how you can apply themes from the book to life today. Be sure to refer to at least three specific details from the book.
Imagine the book you read is being considered as required reading for your grade level. Write a letter to the school board arguing why the book should or should not be required reading for your grade level. Be sure to refer to at least three specific details from the book. For the book Monster by Walter bean Myers

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