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How Does Robert Penn Warren Use Critical Thinking In All The Kings Men

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I presented a book report in front of my English 3 class and educated the audience about Robert Penn Warren's life and career as a writer, as well give my opinion on the book All the King's Men: one of Warrens most popular. I spoke clearly, used my hands, and gave my facts about the author and book. I learned how calm down and talk in front of the class with confidence. I used creative thinking by presenting with my hands and using body language. My power point was appealing to the eye and was detailed with facts. I used creative thinking in my presentation and the way I made it, my presentation was filled with facts about Robert's life and his novel All The Kings Men. I used critical thinking in my presentation I presented about

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