Title - The Summer of the Swans
Author: Byars, Betsy
Publisher: Puffin Unicorn

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Synopsis Authors Purpose Genre
A fourteen-year-old girl gains new insight into herself and her family when her mentally handicapped brother gets lost. Entertain Realistic Fiction
RDQ
(Reading Difficulty Quotient)
Accelerated Reader Lexile
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1998 4.9 900
RDQ based on a maximum of 3000 words Levels are suggested levels based on RDQ, not official levels
Sentences Total Words Different Words
Max Word/Sent 41 Total # of Words 2975 # of Different Words 745
Ave Word/.Sent 12 Hi Freq occurs 2275 76.5% # of Hi freq words 337 45.2%
% of Long Sentences 20.8 Low Freq occurs 117 3.9% # of Low freq words 89 11.9%
Subjective Criteria
Illustrations: No support
Dialog: Multiple speakers
Dialog: Broken dialogue
Dialog: Unlabeled Speaker
Vocabulary: Some difficult words
Language: Many descriptive words
Sentences: Some Long/Complex
Text structure: Story/Poem
Inferences: Several Implications
Complexity: Several unrelated ideas
Concepts: Abstract/Complex Social
Chapters
Sequence of Events: Mostly chronological
Mature concepts: With common experiences or clear fantasy
Features
Character traits
Complex plot
Topics
Lost
Caring/Hugs
Family
Brothers
*Human Body & Health
*Family & Friends
Relationships
Low Frequency Words
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loudness magnesia material mechanical miserable motor motorcycles movement mysterious noisily
nuzzle oval particularly pathetic patiently pediatrician perfume permission phys positively
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