SuperSummary

“As I am reading a lot of history around America’s founding, SuperSummary is of great help to remember details of books I have read and loved but forget specific plot and character details. Connecting all the interactions of the Founding Fathers and the timelines of events is a challenge; with SuperSummary, I can quickly compare writings.”

“SuperSummary is very helpful for leading a book group , it’s got everything a book group discussion leader would need really to prepare. [Also], if I’ve read a book that’s gonna be discussed, but I read it a long time ago, I can go to SuperSummary and refresh my memory on the plot and the important things in the book.”

“I love being able to find books that I’m reading on SuperSummary. I can always count on it to be succinct in the summarization of the chapter and not include a lot of irrelevant things. There are quite a few titles on there too. I really enjoy the website as a whole, I find that it enriches my book experiences!”

“SuperSummary has definitely helped explain more complex readings and thus enjoy the book or play better. I have been reading a few of Shakespeare’s plays in preparation to see them and as I’ve read them, I like to refer to SuperSummaries to help me better understand the characters and plot better.”

“Well, one book that I read that I liked a lot was Jonathan Livingston Seagull. I don’t know how many times I’ve read that book and thought about it, but I read the SuperSummary and there were some new ideas about interpreting that book that I had not thought of. So that’s always interesting to me.”

“I get more out of my reading because it guides my thinking deeper than usual. When I read The Lincoln Highway, SuperSummary led me to think about other books with a coming-of-age protagonist. That encouraged considering similarities and differences between books and authors’ writing styles.”

“My favorite thing about SuperSummary is that you provide the analysis of the chapters , not just the summary. I love that because that is difficult for me to do myself. I also like the variety of books , I have found a lot of them, and I can also request the ones you don’t yet have.”

“There’s so much about SuperSummary that I love, like the essay prompts, I like that they are reliable and well-written. I have three teenage boys and they all have dyslexia. I forward the SuperSummaries to them to make sure that they are following through with their reading.”

“Themes weren’t something I was taught a lot about in high school. So teaching it when I still struggle with pinpointing what is the main theme or the overarching theme of a book is difficult. I always try to figure that out with SuperSummary before I teach a novel.”

“I find SuperSummary is the best [site] I’ve found so far that actually allows you to immerse yourself into your reading, which you’ve already done, and then makes you think deeper about what you’ve read.”

“I have to simplify things so that I’m able to convey them to the students and try to keep their interest. The summaries you provide are succinct and give me an additional advantage to teach the kids.”

“SuperSummary has helped me by giving me greater clarity of the books I’m reading. I used SuperSummary to successfully lead a book club about social justice for my Executive Team.”

“SuperSummary allows me to support my son in a better way. English is my second language, so I feel more confident when we can check our understanding with the chapter summaries.”

“I run a large book club and the SuperSummary helps me devise questions for a robust discussion. It’s also useful for clarifying the author’s writing style and intentions.”

“SuperSummary was a game-changer for me while reading ‘Trust’ by Hernan Diaz. Their character listings and analysis helped me make sense of the confusion.”