In evaluating web sites, you should include a consideration of content, design, connections, clarity, currency and authority. To review or evaluate a book or a web site, you must first read and reflect on the text as well as examine the physical appearance of the piece. Then consider the place of your book in the history of children's literature. Remember, literary criticism comes in several forms. For example, textual criticism looks at the work itself and examines its content.
Bibliographic criticism examines the printing and publishing history of the edition in hard.
Analytical criticism interprets the text and includes the reader's response to the text. It is quite probable that you have done both textual and analytical criticism, but in this assignment, you will also address the bibliographic issues related to printing and publishing history. Some of these issues will also apply to evaluating web sites. Most of the collection of chap books in the Nesbitt Room has been scanned and is available on the Library's webpage. Look at the web version and examine the actual item.