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Ethan creates Figland and becomes a famous animator, while Ash becomes a semi-successful playwright and director in small, off-Broadway theaters. Jules becomes an average therapist after failing at being a comedic actor, and Dennis is an ultrasound technician with a history of depression. Oh, and Jonah is… something.
The book is juicy, perceptive and vividly written. But 40 years in the lives of six characters is a lot of ground to cover, and Wolitzer sometimes skims the surface. Jonah is a thinly realized ...
Meg Wolitzer. Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2013. Plot Summary. Meg Wolitzer’s ninth novel, The Interestings, is the story of a group of friends who met as teenagers and traces their lives into adulthood. The central character is Jules, who is jealous of her friends’ lives.
Welcome to ESL Printables, ... How to Write a Movie Review Level: advanced Age: 14-100 ... Film review worksheet Level: intermediate Age: 13-100
Mar 26, 2013 · By Meg Wolitzer. Purchase. Meg Wolitzer returns with The Interestings, a big and deliciously complicated novel that follows a group of summer-camp friends through the decades. Jules, Ash, Ethan ...
Follow the steps to write your own film review. 1. Think of a film you have watched. 2. Make notes for each of the questions in Activity 1. 3. Write your review using the your notes and the model text. Use some of the words and phrases in bold. Write between 100 and 150 words.
This teaching resource is a student activity movie review, allowing students the opportunity to write a paragraph describing the summary, while researching into the details of the movie such as production, genre, setting and the acting cast. This could be completed from a class literacy unit, movie activity or homework task.
