Understanding Ali's Journey in Fishnetry

Sanivi, a 10-year-old book enthusiast, reviews 'Fishnetry' by Linda Milali Hunt. The book tells the story of Ali, a young girl with dyslexia who struggles academically but excels in math and art. With the help of a new teacher, Mr. Daniel, Ali gains confidence and overcomes her challenges. The review highlights the book's themes of individuality and the need for a supportive education system. Sanivi recommends the book for readers aged nine and above, giving it four and a half stars.

Who is the reviewer of the book 'Fishnetry'?

• A librarian

• A teacher

• A professional book critic

• A 10-year-old book enthusiast

What is depicted on the cover of the book 'Fishnetry'?

• A school

• A classroom

• A tree

• A fish in a tree

What is the main character Ali's primary struggle?

• Mathematics

• Art

• Reading and dyslexia

• Science

What condition does Ali have that affects her reading?

• Dyslexia

• ADHD

• Autism

• Anxiety

Who in Ali's family is deployed in the army?

• Her father

• Her brother

• Her grandfather

• Her mother

What new activity does Mr. Daniel introduce to Ali's class?

• Math competitions

• Art classes

• Weekly tests

• Daily journaling

How does Mr. Daniel help Ali with her reading difficulties?

• By giving her extra homework

• By working patiently with her

• By ignoring her struggles

• By recommending a tutor

What does Ali learn to do as she grows more confident?

• Make more friends

• Focus only on art

• Avoid school

• Ignore her teachers

What does the book 'Fishnetry' make us think about?

• The education system

• The significance of history

• The importance of sports

• The role of technology

What is the key message of the book 'Fishnetry'?

• Reading is the only way to succeed

• Only results matter

• Art is more important than science

• Everyone has something to offer