Considering the impact of 'Crazy about Cats'
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I can explore the possible connections and purpose of a non-fiction text.
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‘Crazy About Cats’ encourages various connections: text-to-self, text-to-text, and text-to-world.
Through real-world connections, non-fiction texts can inspire positive actions and change in readers.
Readers can summarise main ideas of non-fiction texts by returning to the contents page to reflect on their reading.
Owen Davey uses a range of formal and informal language to engage the reader.
Readers can focus on a number of features of the text to consider its purpose.
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