Book Club Fun
Book Club Fun
Book Club Fun
Fun
Pre-reading Questions:
1. Do you like reading books? Why or why not?
Hi there, young bookworms! Today, we have gathered a group of kids who are part
of a book club. Let's find out what they have to say about their experiences. Are you
ready? Let's dive in!
Anu Selma
I absolutely love adventure and mystery Our book club meets once a month.
books. They keep me on the edge of my We all gather at our local library, and
seat, I enjoy guessing what will happen it's something I always look forward
next. One of the best things about book to. We chat, play book-related games,
club is being able to discuss the books and, of course, discuss our latest read.
with friends who have read the same Once I read a science
story. We can share our thoughts, fiction book, and it just
ask questions, and learn wasn't my cup of tea.
new points of view. It's like I prefer stories based in
having a secret code to reality, where I can better
unlock deeper meanings. understand the characters
and their experiences.
Max
Sometimes, we
choose books that I
wouldn't have picked
up on my own, and
it's amazing how
Mia
they can surprise
you and widen your I absolutely love books that teach me
imagination. My about animals and nature. There's so
favourite thing much to explore. However, I'm not a
about book club is big fan of horror books. They give me
discovering new books nightmares! I prefer books that make me
and authors. I recently laugh or teach me something new. We
read a fantasy book recently read a book about a playful dog
about dragons and that got into all sorts of amusing trouble.
magic. It was filled with It made me laugh out loud.
thrilling adventures
and incredible worlds. I
couldn't put it down.
Questions
Reading Comprehension Questions
1. What is a ‘bookworm?’
Writing Questions
1. Have you ever been part of a book club? If yes, what was your experience like? If not,
2. Can you name any books or authors that you really like? What makes them special?
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Answers
Reading Comprehension Questions
3. Anu enjoys being able to discuss the books with friends who have read the same story.
4. Selma doesn’t like them because she can’t really understand the characters and
experiences.
6. Mia loves books about animals and nature. She likes books that teach her something or
make her laugh.
7. Amusing.
Writing Questions
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