Consider your experience reading The Color Purple (a fictional novel), Fences (a play/drama), and Wild (a nonfiction memoir). Which type of longer text did you enjoy the most, the novel, the play, or the memoir, and which did you find the most challenging? Explain your preference, describe what made that type of text more engaging or accessible for you, and reflect on how understanding your preference might influence how you approach future readings.

 Prompt Response:  I would choose the novel because it gets more intense as you read it and it has more of a story build up which builds up suspension. Understanding my preferences might change how I approach future readings by knowing my strengths and weakness also what I do and don't like.

Summary: We listened to other classmates have interactive oral

Reflection: I learned what points I needed to add in my interactive oral to keep the class more engaged and in tune.

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