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Book Blurb Rubric
Book Blurb Rubric
Rubric Code:
YX88B4B
By
agouveia
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Book Report
Excellent
(N/A)
Getting There
(N/A)
Needs to Review
(N/A)
Introductory Sentence
Excellent
First sentence is creative and attention-getting.
Getting There
First sentence is good but may lack creativity or does not immediately capture the reader.
Needs to Review
First sentence lacks creativity and does not capture the reader's attention at all.
Characters
Excellent
The most important character is mentioned and described in the blurb. The reader has an immediate 'feeling' of the character.
Getting There
The most important character is mentioned but there is not a clear identity associated with the character.
Needs to Review
The character is not mentioned at all.
or
The character is not described at all.
Major Events (Plot)
Excellent
The plot description is brief, does not seem to give away too much, and is clear and easy to follow.
Getting There
The plot description is brief and easy to follow. A bit more information should have been given or too much has been provided. The description lacks interest.
Needs to Review
The plot description is overly complicated, overly simple, or overly boring. Events may also be disorganised.
Short and Punchy
Excellent
The blurb is the perfect length and motivates the reader to read the book from cover to cover.
Getting There
The blurb may be just too short or just too long. Or, the blurb may lack 'punch' and therefore, does not fully motivate the reader to read the book from cover to cover.
Needs to Review
The blurb is too short or far too long.
The blurb does not motivate the reader to read on.
Concluding Sentence
Excellent
The concluding sentence ends with an effective statement or question which motivates or gives reason for the reader to buy or read the book.
Getting There
The concluding sentence ends with a good statement or question which motivates or gives reason for the reader to buy or read the book.
Needs to Review
There is no concluding sentence.
There is no clear motivation as to why the reader should buy or read the book.
Keywords:
literature reading book review writing
Subjects:
English
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