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This book report is about a fictional story. It requests information on the author, publisher, and a description of the setting in the story, including where and when the events took place.
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- 1. Book Report: Fiction Name Book Title Date ^ - U - - Author Publisher "Setting" is the place and time in which the events of the story occur. Describe the setting of the story."' .: