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    Wider-Reading Log: Another way to organise your notes Genre / text type e.g Bildungsroman (coming of age narrative) Narrative Voice (third person setting style) Additional details that you could include in your Wider-Reading Log are shown below.

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    Wider-Reading Log: Another way to organise your notes Genre / text type e.g Bildungsroman (coming of age narrative) Narrative Voice (third person setting style) Additional details that you could include in your Wider-Reading Log are shown below.

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    Wider Reading Note Map

    Uploaded by

    pierrette1
    Wider-Reading Log: Another way to organise your notes Genre / text type e.g Bildungsroman (coming of age narrative) Narrative Voice (third person setting style) Additional details that you could include in your Wider-Reading Log are shown below.

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    Wider-Reading Log: Another way to organise your notes

    Plot Summary:

    Genre/ text type Narrative Voice Setting


    e.g Bildungsroman e.g(Omniscient) Third Person
    (coming of age narrative)

    Style

    Wider-Reading Log: Sample Entry for an Individual Text

    Additional details that you could include in your Wider-Reading Log are shown below
    Key Themes Symbols & Motifs
    Historical Context of the Novel/Play/Poem(s)
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    Key Quotations
    Issues of Identity Explored in the Novel/Play/Poem(s)

    Comparisons with Other Texts

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