One of the stories I really liked from Looking Glass was
Queen Alice. I always liked the back and
forth between the Red Queen and the White Queen. Throughout these stories, both the queens are
hard of Alice and ask her tons of questions that they queens inevitably tend to
answer for her. Like the other stories I’ve
read, I really like some of the language used in these stories. My favorite story in this three part series
was the third one because the Frog is introduced and he’s one of my favorite
characters. I thought that the author
did a really good job of describing the Frog and that helped me picture him
without seeing an actual image. I should
try and incorporate some more descriptions in my stories so that my readers
feel like they can imagine my characters without images too.
I also really like the story Shaking and Walking. The way the story was set up made the reading
easy and helped guide the reader smoothly through the story. I particularly like the beginning of the story
when the White Queen is telling Alice about the fish and how it must be caught
and prepared. Of course my favorite part
of the story is when the little creature turned into a kitten because cats are
the best.
I’m not sure what story I want to retell for my storytelling
post yet but I think I might find one from the first half of the unit. The only problem is these stories are so in
depth and long, having three parts, that it will be difficult to condense all
the stories into one and keep it within the limits.
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