The list is taken from Richard Peck's book entitled, "Invitations to the
World." It's sort of a combination memoir, commentary on education, and
writing class. At the end of the book, he lists the ten questions to ask
about a novel.
http://www.amazon.com/Invitations-World-Teaching-Writing-Young/dp/0803727348
~Shonda
Shonda Brisco, MLIS
Technology Librarian /
Independent Library Consultant
Fort Worth, Texas
sbrisco@gmail.com
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