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Planet Middle School Author :Nikki Grimes published in: September 2011 Realistic Fiction

Planet Middle School Author :Nikki Grimes published in: September 2011 Realistic Fiction. Alexis. Z 4 th Period. Setting. The setting of this story is at Joylins school and the basketball court that her and Jake hang out at . Characters. Conflict.

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Planet Middle School Author :Nikki Grimes published in: September 2011 Realistic Fiction

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  1. Planet Middle SchoolAuthor :Nikki Grimespublished in: September 2011Realistic Fiction Alexis. Z 4th Period

  2. Setting • The setting of this story is at Joylins school and the basketball court that her and Jake hang out at

  3. Characters

  4. Conflict • The conflict of the story is joylin changes to much for Santiago when the whole time all she need to be was her self.

  5. Summary of Plot • The main idea of the story is that joylin isn't being her self she is being someone she's not.

  6. Theme • The theme of this book is don’t change for anyone • Tomboy Pg. #3 • Preachers kid pg. #7

  7. Point of View • Describe the point of view. Explain in detail what this point of view helps the reader understand and how the story would be different if the author chose another point of view.

  8. Symbolism • Include a visual aide that is symbolic of the book. Explain in detail the symbolism and how it affected the story.

  9. Recommendation • Include a recommendation that explains why the book is worth reading or not.

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