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Non-Fiction Writing! (Role of Author ((Persuade ("Are we willing to…

- - - - Shares heritage, culture, and personal beliefs
        
        Zlata was influenced by her story of war to write a book about it!
    - - The type of style the book has
        
        If an author is humorous, they might write a book with a lot of puns
  - - - The authors reason of writing
    - - The mood the author has from the essay or article
        
        The authors mood can affect the book by making it gloomy
  - - - "Are we willing to hear the crack of a bat replaced by the dinky ping?" #404
    - - "What will be next? Teflon Baseballs? Radar-enhanced baseballs? I ask you." #404
    - - "Something about my mother attracts ornithologists" #441
- - - - "Incubation time is 28 days" #442
  - - - A brief story about an interesting, amazing, amusing, or strange events
    - - "Big fancy cameras" #441
  - - - "It was extinction by dilution" #442
- - - - Cause and Effect
        
        Shows relationship among 2 events
        
        "Yet black men were not allowed in the major leagues" #395
        
        "Fans threatened to kill him" #397
        
        Compare and Contrast
        
        Shows 2 different subjects that are similar or different
        
        "Selma lost a kidney but I don't how she is, because she's in the hospital. AND NINA IS DEAD." Page #355 Zlata's Diary
        
        Chronological Order
        
        Presents Details in time order
        
        "Saturday, May 2, 1992" #353
- - - - It reminds us of the good days of the basesball
        
        No one wants to hear a dinky ping
        
        It represents our country
        
        It is sacred
    - - She's blind and deaf
      - She could tell when someone entered her room
      - She made several books by typing a keyboard with brail
      - She understood sign-language very well
    - - He cut down trees by himself
      - Freed the blacks from slavery
      - He tought himself (mostly)
      - And made so man good speeches