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Compare your current book to a food. Which food is it most like, and why? Consider what you like and dislike about the food as well as its characteristics.

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Select one of the characters from your independent reading book. What animal best represents his or her personality? Explain your choice.

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For what reason(s) might people want to ban the book you are reading from school shelves? Is it worth fighting to protect? Explain your thoughts in detail.

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If the main character were to start his or her own blog, what might it be titled, and WHY? Explain.

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What problems or issues in this story are different from what people in the world today are facing? Explain.

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If you could have dinner with the author, what questions would you ask him or her, and WHY? Rohith Ratheesh, 2, Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone by JK Rowling

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If you could punch any character or person from your book in the face, who would it be, and WHY? Rohith Ratheesh, 2, Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone by JK Rowling

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Think about your book. Compare it to something else that is completely unrelated, using a metaphor. Then, explain the metaphor. Rohith Ratheesh, 2, Harry Potter And the Sorcerers Stone by JK Rowling, page 309

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Tell me about your experience with the book so far. Did it pull you in? Was it work to get into it? Do you find yourself laughing a lot? Do you find yourself crying? Is it hard to read a lot in one setting? Why or why not? Rohith Ratheesh, 2, Harry Potter And The Sorcerers Stone by JK Rowling, page 309 (finished)

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Select and quote a short passage you found meaningful (cite page number). What is it about this passage that you appreciate?

Rohith Ratheesh, 2, Harry Potter And The Sorcerers Stone by JK Rowling, page 210

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What does the author celebrate or criticize in terms of the culture(s) present in the novel? (Ex: marriage, religion, dinner customs, family traditions, technology, teenage behavior, etc.)
Rohith Ratheesh, 2, Harry Potter And The Sorcerers Stone by JK Rowling, page 113