User:Talitavf/sandbox

Article Evaluation:
 * Make sentences more concise- delete and revise run ons
 * rephrase wording
 * reorganize introduction
 * make an awards table to simplify the awards section
 * make a new section called analysis combining the sections "Critical Analysis" and "Spokane Interest" and "Multicultural Literature"
 * condense it and take out irrelevant information
 * Change "Defense of the Novel" section
 * add new research to strengthen the argument
 * then condense existing information
 * Rename "Autobiographical Elements" to "Background" and move to beginning of article
 * Link other works of Sherman Alexie at the bottom of the article

Article Evaluation:

Add more information about the banned booked referenced in this sentence : "Although Chbosky's first book was a commercial success, it was banned in some American schools for its content."

Edit this sentence: "Charlie chooses that person because he said that he heard the person was nice and thought that this person would not be judgmental. " Charlie decides to send letters to a nice and nonjudgmental person.

Add a little more context to the "Background and Writing title" because the first sentence doesn't make sense

Change/ correct the quoted phrase: "'Why good people let themselves get treated so badly?'" to "Why do good people let themselves get treated so badly"

Edit the Sub-title "Style and Themes" to "Themes and targeted Audience"

Move the first paragraph under "Style and Themes" to the "Background and writing" section because it doesn't make sense in it's currently located.

Change the wording of "Charlie, whom Chbosky has said is "[his] hope in the form of a character", is loosely based on the author." to "Charlie was loosely based on Chbosky himself" to make the sentence less wordy.

Change the wording of the sentence: "By using a series of letters from Charlie to an anonymous character, Chbosky found 'the most intimate way; to talk directly to the reader" to " Chbosky found that "the most intimate way to talk directly to the reader" was for Charlie to write a series of letters to an anonymous reader.