The Metamorphosis—Franz Kafka Native Son—Richard Wright The Loved One—Evelyn Waugh Benito Othello—Shakespeare Brave New World—Aldous Huxley The Sun Also Rises—Ernest Hemingway All the Pretty Horses—Cormac McCarthy Winter in the Blood—James Welch Bless Me, Ultima—Ruldolfo A. Anaya A Passage to India—E.M. Forster The Color Purple—Alice Walker A Tale of Two Cities—Charles Dickens Cry, the Beloved Country—Alan Paton The Woman Warrior—Maxine Hong Kingston Emma—Jane Austen Anna Karenina—Leo Tolstoy A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—James Joyce Mansfield Park—Jane Austen The Portrait of a Lady—Henry James The Scarlett Letter—Nathaniel Hawthorne A Raisin in the Sun—Lorraine Hansberry A Farewell to Arms—Ernest Hemingway Song of Solomon—Toni Morrison The Age of Innocence—Edith Wharton Their Eyes Were Watching God—Zora Neale Alias Grace—Margaret Atwood Hurston The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man—James Twelfth Night—Shakespeare Weldon As I Lay Dying—William Faulkner Johnson Daisy Miller—Henry James Bleak House—Charles Dickens Ethan Frome—Edith Wharton Cat’s Cradle—Kurt Vonnegut Go Tell It On the Mountain—James Baldwin Jane Eyre—Charlotte Bronte The Handmaid’s Tale—Margaret Atwood The Optimist’s Daughter—Eudora Welty Our Town—Thornton Wilder The Turn of the Screw—Henry James Pride and Prejudice—Jane Austen Waiting for Godot—Samuel Beckett Slaughterhouse Five—Kurt Vonnegut Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?—Edward Albee Snow Falling on Cedars—David Guterson An American Tragedy—Theodore Dreiser A Doll’s House—Henrik Isben Another Country—James Baldwin The Glass Menagerie—Tennessee Williams The Poisonwood Bible—Barbara Kingsolver This is a general warning: many of these books discuss issues that may be disturbing to some readers. Do your due diligence and choose wisely. Sketch Notes Rubric Expectations and Criteria Pts. Text Text Possible 1: 2: TAG Information 1 Lists all correctly (Title, Author, Genre) Biographical Includes date of publication Includes a brief description of author’s biographical background and Historical 2 with one supporting quotation (with parenthetical citation) Information Includes a brief description of historical time period with one supporting quotation (with parenthetical citation)
The Metamorphosis—Franz Kafka The Loved One—Evelyn Waugh Benito Brave New World—Aldous Huxley All the Pretty Horses—Cormac McCarthy Bless Me, Ultima—Ruldolfo A. Anaya The Color Purple—Alice Walker Cry, the Beloved Country—Alan Paton Emma—Jane Austen A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—James Joyce The Portrait of a Lady—Henry James A Raisin in the Sun—Lorraine Hansberry Song of Solomon—Toni Morrison Their Eyes Were Watching God—Zora Neale Hurston Twelfth Night—Shakespeare As I Lay Dying—William Faulkner Bleak House—Charles Dickens Cat’s Cradle—Kurt Vonnegut Jane Eyre—Charlotte Bronte The Optimist’s Daughter—Eudora Welty The Turn of the Screw—Henry James Waiting for Godot—Samuel Beckett Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?—Edward Albee An American Tragedy—Theodore Dreiser Another Country—James Baldwin Native Son—Richard Wright Othello—Shakespeare The Sun Also Rises—Ernest Hemingway Winter in the Blood—James Welch A Passage to India—E.M. Forster A Tale of Two Cities—Charles Dickens The Woman Warrior—Maxine Hong Kingston Anna Karenina—Leo Tolstoy Mansfield Park—Jane Austen The Scarlett Letter—Nathaniel Hawthorne A Farewell to Arms—Ernest Hemingway The Age of Innocence—Edith Wharton Alias Grace—Margaret Atwood The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man—James Weldon Johnson Daisy Miller—Henry James Ethan Frome—Edith Wharton Go Tell It On the Mountain—James Baldwin The Handmaid’s Tale—Margaret Atwood Our Town—Thornton Wilder Pride and Prejudice—Jane Austen Slaughterhouse Five—Kurt Vonnegut Snow Falling on Cedars—David Guterson A Doll’s House—Henrik Isben The Glass Menagerie—Tennessee Williams The Poisonwood Bible—Barbara Kingsolver This is a general warning: many of these books discuss issues that may be disturbing to some readers. Do your due diligence and choose wisely. Sketch Notes Rubric Expectations and Criteria Pts. Possible Text 1: Text 2: TAG Information (Title, Author, Genre) Lists all correctly 1 Biographical and Historical Information Includes date of publication Includes a brief description of author’s biographical background with one supporting quotation (with parenthetical citation) Includes a brief description of historical time period with one supporting quotation (with parenthetical citation) 2
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