Book report presentation

Make a book report presentation from your own notes

Give it the book and your notes; get a clean deck covering plot, characters, themes and your take.

Free plan: 60 credits a month, no card needed.

A book report presentation covers the story, the characters, the themes and what you thought. Slidezza lays those out as slides from the book's title and, better, from your own notes.

Your notes are used as written, so the opinions on the slides are yours. For well-known books it can add background from public sources, listed at the end.

At a glance

Who it's for: Students writing book reports and teachers preparing reading lessons.
What you can make: Book reports, novel studies, author overviews and book-versus-film comparisons.
Export: PDF on every plan. Editable PowerPoint (.pptx) on Pro and Max. Present online or share a view-only link.
Cost: The Free plan gives 60 credits a month with no card. Pro and Max add more credits, all detail levels and PowerPoint download. See pricing.
Limits: It hasn't read the book: plot details come from your notes or public summaries, so check them. Follow your teacher's rules on AI tools.

How it works

Name the bookAdd the title and author, and paste your reading notes or attach them.
Pick what to coverPlot, characters, themes, setting, favourite quotes, your opinion. Change the outline before anything is written.
Make it yoursRewrite any slide in your own words, then present or download a PDF.

What you get

Your notes come firstWhat you wrote is used as given, so the report reflects your reading.

Clear structurePlot, characters, themes and opinion, each on its own slide.

Quotes checkedQuotes are kept only when they match your notes or a source word for word.

Edit everythingChange any slide by hand or by asking the assistant.

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Questions

Does it read the whole book?

No. It works from your notes and from public sources about the book, which can miss details. Your notes make the report much better.

Is using it allowed for homework?

That depends on your school. Use it to organise your own ideas, and rewrite slides in your own words.

Can I add quotes?

Yes. Paste them in your notes and they are used word for word.