Req 3 — Choose How to Share What You Read

You must choose exactly one option for each book, but you do not have to use the same option every time. One book might work best as a written review. Another might be perfect for a book talk. Another may lead to a strong book-versus-movie comparison. The point is to show that you did more than finish the pages — you thought about what you read.

Your Options

• Req 3a — Write a Thoughtful Review: Explain what worked, what did not, and who else might enjoy the book. You gain practice turning personal reactions into clear reasons.
• Req 3b — Compare Book and Movie: Notice what changed when a story moved from page to screen. You gain practice spotting adaptation choices and comparing two versions fairly.
• Req 3c — Give a Book Talk: Present the book out loud to other people. You gain confidence speaking, summarizing, and getting others interested without spoiling the story.

How to Choose

A poetry book may be easier to discuss in a short talk. A long novel with a famous adaptation may fit 3b well. A biography that gave you strong opinions may make a great 3a review. Choose the option that helps you show your real thinking.

Now choose the first response style you want to try. A book review is often the easiest place to start because it helps you organize your opinions clearly.