A person can make a book review of a story based on the content of the book and he can do this by:
- Making a blurb that includes the information of the book
- State the diction used by the author
- Mention the conflict(s) and how they advance the plot
- Mention any moral lessons from the story, if any.
- Make your conclusion about it, if it's a good read or not.
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This refers to the viewpoint that is used to tell a story that is unique to a person and is usually non-objective because there is the presence of bias.
Hence, we can see that I can infer that you need to make a book review of particular literature and you need to carefully read and understand the text before you proceed to make a review of it.
You would also need to write a script and make an adaption of the book you've just reviewed and this would require the use of stage directions to direct the cast and also the background crew.
Please note that your question is incomplete, so a general overview was given.
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The paradox is that although its understandable that he is upset because his wife was having an affair, its simply cynical of him when considering the fact that he was having an affair of his own with Myrtle.
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Explanation:
When you have good poster, eye contact and better body language you seem interested, but if you look away or slouch you seem uninterested, rude and bored
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to excite, encourage or promote someone or something.
Explanation:
You could hype up your friend to do something which is exciting and encouraging them. Or say you hype up a song your basically promoting it and encouraging others to listen. Hope this helps :)
