Create a five-panel brochure. Include the following: author, title, reflection, book review/star rating, about the book and author information.

Create a movie poster. Include a vibrant drawing, title, author, list of actors and the characters they are playing, etc. Use your cited text evidence to enhance the visuals and text on the poster.

Write a rap, song or poem about the main character or book/story. You must have at least four stanzas with cited text evidence! As an option, you can create a video or audio recording of a performance of your project.

Draw at least six important scenes from the book in chronological order with captions.

Create a book jacket. Include at least one drawing, the title, author, a five-sentence summary to hook the next reader and a review of the book.

Create a timeline of your book with 12 events that you consider to be the most important to the plot.

Create a Google slideshow. Include the following: author, title, reflection, book review/star rating, about the book and author information.

Create a 15-question quiz for the book/story. Remember to include the answer key. No more than five questions should be multiple choice. All questions should demonstrate a deep understanding of the text.

Create a video or script in which you reflect on the book you read. Your video must at

least include a reflection, book review and a brief biography of the author.

Ever finish a book and wish it ended differently? Now is your chance to change the ending! Write a new last chapter to the book. When writing, remember to mimic the author’s style so the chapter feels consistent with the rest of the book.

Create a song playlist that relates to the book. Be sure to put the songs in order of the storyline (exposition, inciting incident, rising action, crisis, climax, falling action, resolution) and write a brief explanation as to why you chose that song for that particular moment in the book.

Create a game (game board with questions/items that directly relate to characters, events, themes of the novel or a digital game that relates to the events, themes or characters in the novel.

Write an original poem or original song that relates to a theme of the novel. Consider the genre you wish to use as well as rhyme scheme and rhythmic details.

The missing chapter: Brainstorm and craft a chapter that you believe should be included in the book. This could be a prologue or epilogue or a chapter anywhere else in the novel. This does not need to match the length of the actual chapters unless you want it to.

Write a book review. Come up with a rating system and assess the book based on how you would score it. Make sure you have detailed explanations about why you’ve scored it this way.

Comic book-ify your novel. You may draw by hand or use an online site of your choice. Make sure to get at least nine frames in.

Write a letter to the author asking questions about the decisions made regarding plot, characterization, setting and time period. Make two copies: one to turn in and one to send to the author.

Create a piece of art that demonstrates one theme of the novel. The artwork can be in any medium (pencil sketch, watercolor, acrylic, collage, papier-mâché, digital) and must include the book title, author and a brief theme statement.