Do you remember book reports in school? I loved reading, so I had no problem reading a new book for a book report. However, I remember classmates finding any way they could to not  read a book. Google summaries, watching the movie version, Spark Notes...you name it, they were using it to complete their book reports. At some point, one of my teachers assigned us a sticky note book report. Essentially, the report happens during the reading process rather than after. I loved this format as a student! What is a sticky note book report? As students read, they write notes about their interaction with the text. Any time a student has a prediction, question, inference, critique, etc., he/she will write on a sticky note and place it in the book.  I loved this project as a student. It helped promote reading engagement and even introduced me to annotating my books later in life. From the teacher side, it helps combat Google summaries. The problem (and solution). Now that I'm a teacher, I want