book review emma jane austen

book review emma jane austen

Should I say the end which, in a book review?

During the summer, I have to write a book review of a book I read. The requirements are: "For the third novel – the novel of your choice – you must write a short book review. Begins with a brief summary, are the major events that the main character experiences. In addition, state what you liked least about the book or at the end and convince their teachers to add to the list of required reading or not. Be sure to give sufficient reasons and examples to support his statements. "I what Emma by Jane Austen, but I'm not sure if the brief summary I write the end (example: Emma, even before he took the decision always remain single, married Mr. Knightley) or leave the person with a profile of some of the end (example: Emma takes the shame, hostility, confusion and misunderstanding. Finally, however, Emma learns not to interfere with the life of another and even found his own party to end. How do I write abstract?