Carl W. Bosch

This is a decision making book, it would be considered to be realistic fiction. This is an alright example of realistic fiction because it contains realistic characters plus the setting and plot are believable. This book is interesting because the reader can change what happens to the main character by choosing the decision the character makes. I would use this in the classroom to show my students the importance of the decisions they make and how they effect the people around them. The second way I would use this is by showing the students another way of writing. I would say this would be appropriate for intermediate grade levels. This book shows a good example of plot. The plot can change according to what you chose to happen next. The part of the plot that basically stays the same is that this young boy is in conflict with an older boy who is considered to be a bully. it is person against person. It peeks mainly at the end when they boy finds a way to defeat the bully, because the conflict gets resolved.… (altro)

Genre ~ Realistic Fiction ~ This is a different kind of book, but still a great example of realistic fiction. Because there is more than one story, there is more than one main character and the plot and setting keep changing. Nonetheless readers are able to relate and jump into the story. The book requires them to probelm solve, which can be beneficial in their daily lives. The more practice the better one becomes.

Media ~ Pencial

Other books by this author: Finders Keepers, First Day Blues, Making the Grade, and Under Whose Influence. All these books requie the readers to make the decisions.… (altro)