What was the writer’s purpose in preparing the book? Was the purpose achieved?

Writing the Review:
Bring together the evidence of the author’s fairness, bias, or errors of interpretation, as well as material supporting or opposing each point. The following questions should be kept in mind and answered in the text of your review:
1. What was the writer’s purpose in preparing the book? Was the purpose achieved?
2. Is the narrative convincing? Is it comprehensive (does it completely cover the topic)? Does it neglect important phases of the topic?
3. What is the author’s point of view? What are his/her/their biases?
4. Are some parts of the book better than others?
5. What are the unique aspects of the book?
6. Does the writing demonstrate good style? Is it easy and interesting to read?
7. Is the book a popular or scholarly work?
8. What intellectual questions has the author raised in your mind?
9. What was your biggest takeaway from the book? Explain why.
10. How will the reading of this book enhance your approach to teaching the Holocaust?

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