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Storybook number 1 Title: The Gruffalo Author: Julia Donaldson Illustrator: Alex Scheffler Summary: This is a rhyming story of a mouse and a monster. Little mouse goes for a walk in a dangerous forest. The little mouse tries to scare every animal he comes across in the wood and tells them about the Gruffalo which he makes up a story about. In the end of the book he bumps into the Gruffalo because he turns out to be real. The little mouse gets a big fright and they end up being friends

published the literary work called Mandala; a novel that brought him recognition as a writer and led him to win the Literature Prize for Novelists, but it also meant his excommunication from the Buddhist order he belonged to. In Mandala, Kim presents the story of a young itinerant Buddhist called Bobun who in his journey arrives in the Byongsa temple and meets an older monk by the name Yisan. At first, Bobun is outraged by Yisan's constant drinking and disrespectful words as well as actions, but he is forced

'Holden' writing a story of his life before moving to the mental hospital. This story is focused on the struggles and conflicts Holden have with different people and how he reacts. He holds many mental breakdown and struggles which affected his emotions and caused internal conflicts. There are lots of struggles he has during the story. He gets out of school and goes to New York and meets new friends and even have his family story which made him more nervous and struggles. The story starts with Holden

character that push the story forward and from that, he moves forward as a person when he learns that patience, endurance and intelligence are all necessities for him to bypass the situations he encounters. Layered characters, an enthralling plot, and a theme of courage enclose Mark Watney and the events that happen to him. Mark Watney being the main character in the novel, undergoes mental and emotional changes that have to occur in order to elude to the context of the story. The story follows Mark, as

week. Consequently, teacher followed by reading a story for the children. She used a felt board to assist her with the story. She read, “Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed.” She smiled as she told the story, and tucked the monkeys behind her back as they fell off. Teacher provided opportunities for children to collaborate on solving how many monkeys were left. The children were engaged in the story, and smiled and sang as she told the story. Child-initiated activity During the child-initiated

The book Translation Nation by Hector Tovar begins by telling his own story, and how migrating to Los Angeles from Guatemala changed his parents and shaped his. Not only that, but how iconic Che Guevara was to his family, even comparing him to god. He continued by showing the similarities in Los Angeles and New York, how the Latino immigrants were following in the steps of those from around Europe, assimilating and creating a community of their own. Then he began talking about the border between

In the story The Outsiders, there is many life lessons that could help many people. Ranging from the people you hang out with, to people who need your help. You should always treat people how you want to be treated,even if that means giving something up. The main character, Ponyboy, experiences certain events in the story that makes you realize that these kind of conflicts are a reality. Ponyboy lives with his two brothers, Darry and Soda. Their parents died in a car crash. Ponyboy never realized

“Would you like to hear a bedtime story?” “Grandma, I’m too old for that.” “My child, you're never too old for a good story.” The girl reluctantly crawled into bed, knowing she wouldn’t win this battle. A bitter wind wales outside, whipping the fallen snow into devil whirls. “What kind though? Perhaps A tale of the ice witch? Asked her grandmother. “No, not her.” “what about a story of Braum.” The girl nodded and the old woman smiled. “Ah, there are so many to choose from. My grandmother used

of injustices,society cannot help but think evil is ubiquitous. People in society often forget evil is not a mystical being but rather a factor that is located in each and every human. In the novel, “Lord of the Flies”,written in 1954, it tells a story about young english schoolboys who face the challenge of being stranded on an abandoned island. Dealing with dark underlying themes of human evil, violence, and the loss of innocence that has resonated with people from all across the world, this novel

think that lyric is the best fit for Romanticism. Romanticism is all about emotion and nature and poetry is a perfect way to express ones feelings about anything without having to make a point or story. 5. I personally think that narrative is the best fit for Realism, because in a narrative you tell a story and stuff happens. A narrative is more like real life than