Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 1: Writing Your Own Critical Review
• Tips
• Warnings

A review is a written review of a book, movie, song, poem, or any other creative work. The review describes the overall quality of the work, revealing its strengths or weaknesses. To make it easier to write your review, use the 5-paragraph review method.

Steps

Method 1 of 1: Writing Your Own Critical Review

1. 1 Submit the work that you have reviewed. For example, this is a book. Indicate its title, author's surname and give a short description of what it is about. The beginning should be composed in such a way that the reader does not get bored. Hook him in with your initial statement to keep him interested in further reading. The more interesting your introduction, the more likely your review will be read to the end.
2. 2 Outline your arguments in the next three paragraphs. Use an analytical approach to develop your ideas. For example, to what extent did the author manage to convey the main idea of ​​the work? Sometimes it is possible in each paragraph to prove some separate part of the work. Use quotes to back up your case. Try to express one thought in each paragraph. If you have more statements, it is better to add a few more paragraphs.
3. 3 Write your conclusions. Tie together everything you outlined in the review.This can be done by indicating your overall impression of the book or movie.

Tips

• Before you start writing, take notes as you view / read the subject of the review. Remember to indicate how you feel about this or that moment? What was your first impression? What was your opinion after a deeper analysis? What led you to your conclusions?

Warnings

• Try not to use the first or second person (me, mine, you, you, yours). Try to present your opinion in a way that expresses a more independent approach.