How do you write a speech on a book?

Answer 1

I'm no expert at writing speeches but here goes:

(This is how I wrote mine anyway)

Starting out:

I started out with "The book I'm reviewing" or "The book I have chose to review is"

I've then told the listener a bit about the main character (s) and what there like.

Then I've mentioned what basically happens without giving to much away.

I mention whether it's in a trilogy or not, who it's published by, how much it costs.

To conclude:

I write my opinion (whether I liked it or not, my star rating, what I disliked etc)

Then I put whether I recommend it or not and what ages it for and why.

Tips:

I write a few rhetorical questions through out it

Use a variety of adjects

Use persuasive language

Maybe give a snippet of an interesting sentence

I hope this helps and your speeches are successful :)

Meme xxx

Answer 2

To write a speech on a book, start by selecting a theme or message from the book that you want to explore. Structure the speech with an introduction, body, and conclusion. Use quotes, examples, and analysis to support your points and engage your audience with a compelling delivery. Practice your speech to ensure clarity, coherence, and confidence when presenting.