Question

Read the persuasive passage:

I recently read the book "Fred Says" by Lyndsay Wells. I loved this book! The story is funny and made me giggle. The author uses lots of describing words. You can imagine the crazy-looking sharks in the bathtub and the terrifying lizards under the bed. Fred and his mom talk about the sharks, and you can tell that Fred sure has an active imagination. The pictures in the book were wild and colorful. That is just the kind of illustrations that I like to see. I recommend this book as your next reading choice. Get it from the library today!

Were you persuaded by the passage? Why or why not? Write 3-4 sentences that give reasons for your response. Refer to the rubric as you compose your answer.

Answer 1

The author of the passage is trying to persuade others to read the book 'Fred Says' by Lyndsay Wells, by highlighting its funny story, descriptive words, and colorful illustrations.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the given persuasive passage, the author is expressing their love for the book 'Fred Says' by Lyndsay Wells and recommending it to others. While the passage includes positive descriptions of the story, the use of descriptive words, and the illustrations, it is important to analyze the passage critically and consider personal preferences and opinions. The author's positive experience with the book may persuade some readers, but others may require more information or different perspectives to make their own decision.

Answer 2

hi

this story is hmm.. nice,but u said it's giggle u but not me,ok! haha listen iam not annoying ur story but iam telling my opinion ya story is ok! I say's me to eagerly like to read this rate my response