Activity 2. Examine how the following book review is written based on the

standards and guidelines you learned from the lesson. Write your

answer below.

Sample of Book Review:

My Thoughts About Lullabies by Lang Leav (Book Review #85)

Imagine reading a book that will literally lull you to sleep. This book is one of those. I

am saying it in a god way though.

Since it’s love month, I decided to delve into another Lang Leav book. Lullabies is

Lang Leav’s second poetry book, with Love and Misadventure being the first one. I

read, enjoyed and reviewed that book and made it to my list of the best books I enjoyed

last year. I am not a fan of poems but Lang Leav’s works connected to me in a way

that I find distinct. I didn’t find it hard to immerse and connect myself to her works

which is my primary concern with other poem collections.

Lullabies is a comforting read that provokes emotions. Using a familiar tone and style

that he used in her first book, her new one offers a more in-depth discussion of the

universal language that is spoken by the world, that is love. One of the reasons why I

believe, I didn’t find it hard to connect to her books is because of its use of language

and writing style that even those who isn’t into poetry can enjoy. She writes poems

concisely using simple but elaborate language that flows in it’s own rhythm.

The book is thicker than the first one and features illustrations by Leav herself. The

book has three parts: “Duet,” “Interlude” and “Finale” with illustrations accompanying

each. The book has a wide array of romantic tales that a variety of people can definitely


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