"An Audience for Einstein" book project help!!!!?

Question

My group has to do a project on the book "An Audience for Einstein" and we have to present this to the whole class and be able to pretty much tell what happens throughout the entire book. Just wondering if anybody has any fun cool ideas. Thanks

Answer 1

Hi-

I’m Mark Wakely, author of An Audience for Einstein. Dan Reitz, my editor at Mundania Press, suggested I answer your question.

If you look at my novel’s listing on Amazon.com, you’ll find several reviews that give a very good overview of the story. In particular, there are a few fairly lengthy book reports that were written by students in the book review section. All of them raise some valid points about my novel. And if you scroll down to the Ampedia Community toward the bottom of the webpage on Amazon, you’ll find a list of twelve questions I wrote for classroom discussion that could help your project.

Should you have any specific questions you would like to ask me about my novel, my email address is [e-mail]

I will try to answer any questions as quickly as possible.

I hope this helps.

Mark Wakely

Answer 2

I'm not sure if time might be a problem, but you can start with a summary. Find the key points in the book. The important events. Use that summary to write a short play. You might find it hard to perform, perhaps a bit of stage fright, but just dive in! It doesn't have to be perfect, just have fun with it. Acting out a story is a great way for a group of people to show it to others.