Lesson 5.09
Step 3: Writing Your Conclusion/Evaluation
The conclusion of an effective book review features an evaluation of the material being reviewed. The author of the review considers everything that has been discussed and presents some final thoughts. These thoughts will help the reader decide if the novel or short story is worth reading.
The conclusion/evaluation should include:
a recommendation that mentions the type of audience that would most likely enjoy reading the material. Is it perfect for sports fans? Will it appeal to people who love animals? Create a connection your audience will understand.
a clincher to end your review in a memorable way. Create a final statement, positive or negative, that summarizes your thoughts. Be creative and honest and write a final comment that perfectly wraps up your review.
Example: In all, Alienated can be recommended to anyone who has ever felt misunderstood. It offers humor, mystery, science fiction, and romance. Best of all, Alienated will keep you laughing and guessing right to the very end.

Write your Conclusion HERE:

Frankenstein is about a gifted scientist, Victor Frankenstein who gives life to a being of his own creation. However, this is not the perfect specimen he imagines that it will be, but rather a frightful creature who's rejected by Victor and mankind in general.

The creature, feeling deceived by his own creator, sets out to seek revenge on Victor, and his entire family one by one. Victor soon realizes the mistake he made and sets out to kill the creature. In the end, however, he dies and the creature feeling guilty, kills himself and the story comes to an end.

PLZ MARK AS BRAINLIEST, I JUST NEED ONE MORE!!!