How do I choose a tittle for my Book?
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tittle?????   try title.  learn to spell before you try to write a book. Book did not need to be capitalized neither did a evil, should have left out thing after world . Did not need to capitalize Elders  or Psychic or Hero. Adventures not advintures.  Please help me. What should I (capital) call the book?  The , title.  Get the point?
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there is different requirements, depending on what type of business it is.  a good place to start is at a book store, like Barnes&Noble, they should have a book whith guidelines.
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Only you can write this because the animal you choose should be based on something like your personality or physical appearance.\n\ns
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Contact the publisher of your textbook. They are normally happy to provide materials to you, and they are intergrated with your book.
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What's the book about?  THERE'S A LOT YOU CAN PICK FROM!!!!!\nFriends for life....\nSecret friends.....\nColor doesn't matter....\nIf only they knew....\nWhat friends do....\nYOU PICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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well when you persent it make it look really nice  go to stapels and get one of those transparent book covers that have the spine if you go just explain that you need a transparent book cover thing for your book report ant also have a visual like if you were doing a book report on block history jobs and you choose cotten picking as one of the jobs they had bring in some cotten you know what mean and you are gareenteed an A
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Start creatively with a little story or quote from the book.  Quotes work great as attention grabbers because then it seems like the paper is less like reading a paper on the book and more like reading the book itself.  I've never actually read this one so I can't give you any good quotes.  You may also start with a quote by someone famous.  Quotegeek.com has lots of searchable quotes.  Good luck!
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Try Desktop Publisher.
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Here's the website you're looking for.  For future reference with other subjects, if you go onto the website of the company that publishes the book, you can usually find a link to the book that you are using.
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Use Microsoft Publisher, it works great for me, and it has templates you can use to just fill in your info, and you can add your own touch with everything
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Easy, if you can quote the book be sure to site what you quote or " " it. Also if you have read it write as if you are talking to friend about it. It goes by faster, and at least you will have attempted to write it.
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Decide what your story is going to be about.  Choose a topic about which you know something.  Quite often, an event in your own life as c child can be used as the core basis of your story.  \n\nHow old will your readers be?  This will determine how large your vocabulary is. (If they are very young, important words should be repeated in the telling of your story.)\n\nChoose your characters.  Often one stands for good, and the other one creates problems.  \n\nWhat is the must exciting secion of your story?  Choose a clever title.  You must have colorful pictures. \n\nPicture yourself climbing a mountain.  Imagine what happens as you climb up the mountain.  When you get to the top of the mountain, you are at the most exciting point.  What do you see and feel as you come down the mountain?  Your last paragraph should sum up the story and give the reader "good all over feelin".   You write your story with your points or examples in the story in the same order as if you were climbing the mountain.
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I teach my students the five finger rule for choosing books.  They read the first few pages, and put up a finger for each word they don't know.  If they get to five before they finish a couple of pages, that book may be too hard for them.  If you have the patience to continue with the book, go for it!  I use the same rule when choosing spanish books to read.  What you might want to do is find the book in your native language as well, so that you can compare - just remember that it may not be an exact translation, as translators are people, too!
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How to Write a Book Review\n\nThese links are essentially the same, just choose the one that makes the most sense to you..!!!\n\nThe book report you write should be four paragraphs long.  Remember to use correct conventions (margins, indent paragraphs, capitalization, punctuation etc.) \n\nhttp://www.kyrene.k12.az.us/staff/gmeade/how_to_write_a_book_report.htm\n\nhttp://www.ehow.com/how_11249_write-book-report.html\n\nHow to Write a Book Report (Upper Elementary School level)\n\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/homework/wsbookreportelem.html\n\nHow to Write a Book Report (Middle and High School level.)\n\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/homework/wsbookreporths.html\n\nBook Reports and Summaries\n\nhttp://homeworktips.about.com/od/writingabookreport/a/report.htm\n\nCompose a Thesis Statement\n\nhttp://members.tripod.com/~lklivingston/essay/thesis.html\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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It would not help you to tell you which chapter I identified most with, since you are different than me.  We probably have different tastes about what we like as well.\n\nI would suggest that you read the book for yourself [it's not long at all] and answer these questions yourself.  In this way you can defend your choices when asked, instead of stealing someone else's work.\n\nGood luck!
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First, find out how many ways you can arrange 20 different books with exactly two books on each shelf.  Then, find how many ways you can arrange the remaining 10 books on the 5 shelves.  Multiply these two answers together to find the total number of arrangements.  \n\nFor the first, consider each spot on each shelf as a different position.  How many choices are there for the left-most spot on the top shelf?  How many choices for the second spot on the top shelf?  Continue for each shelf and multiply them together - you should get 20!/10!\n\nFor the second, you have 10 books and 5 shelves where each book can go.  A shelf can have no books at all or it might have all 10 books.  If you start at the top shelf, they can either place a book or move to the next shelf.  You have 10 books and will move to the next shelf a total of 4 times.  Pretend you are putting the books in a row and using a marker to indicate when you move to the next shelf - you have 14 spots to place either a book or a marker and the markers all look alike.  (This is similar to arranging the letters AAAABCDEFGHIJK)  The number of ways you can arrange them is 14! / 4!\n\nThus, the total number of ways to arrange the books is 20!14! / 10!4!
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When writing a book there's no rule that you have to start at the beginning of anything - your life *or* the book.  If you want, start at the place you find most interesting and go from there.  You can fill in "the beginning" later.  I wrote a book (just for myself) last November and didn't write it in order at all.  I wrote the middle chapters first, but all out of sequence, then wrote the end, and finally finished with the introduction.  Then I edited it to put it all together in "order".  There is no right way to do it.