Omens Book Trailer Analysis

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I chose to do my book trailer for a public library, Bruce Public Library. My book trailer is on Kelley Armstrong’s first book in the Cainsville series, Omens. When I was trying to figure out what book I wanted to do my trailer on, I made a massive list of all the books I read that teens might like to read. Then I went through the list and watched book trailers for each of them, slowly narrowing down my list. I crossed off books that didn’t have any trailers I liked and books that I couldn’t come up with a plan for their book trailers. I finally got down to two books and planned both book trailers out so I could see which one I liked better, I decided my book trailer plan for Omens looked better. The Omens book trailer in my opinion captured

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