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Keep in mind with everything you prepare and develop, that you will be performing.

What does that mean?
It means that you need to take into account that you have an audience.

What is the consequence?
You need to make it interesting for them.
You may want to light a spark of interest for your book and attract more readers.
You want them to understand what you are talking about, without spoiling the possible future read for them.
SPOILER ALERT!

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Follow the outline given here:
see picture below or click on video: https://youtu.be/bgoEI4VisNc

You can add other aspects or focus on some more than others, depending on what you decide ist most interesting to describe the uniqueness of your novel. Mandatory: author vs narrator / setting / plot / one example of characterisation.

Make sure that the information you share is accessible to all. Use the following Canva format to present:
https://www.canva.com/design/DAEYK05CA10/share/preview?token=BAo0P4AzN-JegYXtVkTuEQ&role=EDITOR&utm_content=DAEYK05CA10&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=sharebutton

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1. Be passionate!

2. Make sure the audience can follow!

3. Stick to the rules of conduct (check below)!

4. Make sure that all members of the book club do a fair share of talking! (This may be easier to achieve if you define experts on certain aspects that you are going to address.)

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A third element of your performance is for you to step back and activate your audience.

Dedicate some time to let them engage with you and the topics your novel addresses.

There are several possibilities of doing this:

Tasks in small groups (breakout sessions).

Quiz them on what they have memorized (content-oriented task).

Let them be creative (turning the novel into film - which cast / collecting associations your performance has raised in the audience - parallels to other works of art).

Create your libretto for two reasons:

1. It must enable the audience to follow you.

2. It will be useful to anyone who wants to learn more about your novel (future reference).

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Remember Carnal Knowledge? We talked a lot about characterisation there:

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Remember Carnal Knowledge? We talked a lot about characterisation there:

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Results - The Book Club Presentations - Requiem for a Dream

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Results - The Book Club Presentations - Requiem for a Dream

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Results - The Book Club Presentations - To Kill a Mockingbird & Reservation Blues

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Results - The Book Club Presentations - To Kill a Mockingbird & Reservation Blues

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