Wayfarer's Lamppost Book Club - Vol. 2

Round 142 - June 21-June 27, 2020

BreathingChemicals: JohnThomas1616 The Ones and Only - 17, 18

HKelle: AloofFloof Riven Isles- 5, 6

JohnThomas1616: BreathingChemicals Kepler-168F - 5.1

PictureXThisX: AuthorJMColes Guardians: Away Mission Book 2 - Plot Analysis [See instructions below]

ENFORCER:  MichaelHoliday

TheTigerWriter: FlameSword-1 The Iron Skeleton - 33, 34, 35

FlameSword-1: TheTigerWriter The Facade of Quad in Nimrod - Character 2 Analysis [See instructions below]

RonASewell: KellyJBurke Road Kill: Volume One - Death of the World: Parts VII [only chapter posted not reviewed yet]

KellyKBurke: RonASewell Broken Angel - 25, 26, 27

SektorV: exlibrisregina Starlex The Queen's Bedchamber, The Crimson Sea [Use First Chapters Comment Topic—see instructions below]

exlibrisregina: SektorV Ensemble Book 1 1 [Use First Chapters Comment Topic—see instructions below]

ENFORCER: SapphireAlena

JaxonBlacc: karinberry Boneca - 30, 31

karinberry: JaxonBlacc Bolt - Plot Analysis [See instructions below]

LinaLagosYA: Maraudin The Problem with Dying - 10, 11, 12

Maraudin: LinaLagosYA The Art of Falling - 7, 8

AWAITING PARTNER:

IanReeve216

FIRST CHAPTERS INSTRUCTIONS:

First chapters are extremely important. They need to set the tone and entice the reader to read the rest of the book. Comment on the level of your engagement throughout the chapter. Did you find yourself skimming at times? Or were you hooked the entire way through? How was the author able to keep you engaged and/or how did the author lose you? Min. length: 3 sentences each chapter. Please post each response in the corresponding chapter.

CLIMAX TOPIC INSTRUCTIONS:

Was conflict clearly established, developed and resolved after a gripping climax? These are the works we remember. Think about the tense confrontation ending with these four words of Darth Vader to Luke Skywalker, "No, I am your father." The climax was gripping and the confrontation quite satisfying. Yet sometimes, the conflict is minimally established and resolved, lacking development. Evaluate the story's conflict and its resolution. Min. length: 6 sentences. Please post in the last chapter of this week's assignment.

CHARACTER ANALYSIS INSTRUCTIONS:

After finishing reading a book, you will spend the following five weeks analyzing the five major characters. (If the book does not have five characters, please inform the moderator for the week.) Taking a character each week (starting with the protagonist), analyze the character and his or her arc. Identify the character's strengths and flaws. Indicate how they have affected the outcome of the plot. Examine the character's dialogue. Specify which chapter or chapters were the best-written for the character. If something did not work, make sure to point it out kindly and with at least one suggestion on how to correct problem. Minimum length: 15 sentences. Please post the character analysis in the last chapter of the book.

PLOT ANALYSIS INSTRUCTIONS:

Analyze the plot structure of the book. Identify which chapters include the following plot locations: opening exposition, primary incident, rising action, climax, and conclusion. Not every book has a conclusion. Some end on the climax chapter. Identify how the tension and conflict led to the climax. If there is room for improvement in certain areas, identify them tactfully. If not, explain the techniques the author used to execute the plot. Minimum length: 15 sentences. Please post the plot analysis in the last chapter of the book.

REMINDERS:

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