This Storybook is about a dog, named Mercedes, and her life.
Throughout the story book, it switches from the owner’s perspective to the dog’s
perspective. I am unfamiliar to this topic. I have never read any of Aesop’s
Fables. I like the creative freedom that the author takes when writing from the
dog’s point of view. Just from the title you can assume that the storybook is
about a dog because of the word “ruff”. This gives a clue as to what the reader
will be in for! The introduction was great. The author has created a fun
storybook that will be interesting to read because who doesn’t like dogs?! This
idea is innovative and original. The author incorporates plenty of pictures
which is great. I like the design of the layout because it is simple and you
can easily find a new story to read.
This storybook is about a Maine coon named Phylix. The
stories are based around Hawaiian folk stories. I am not familiar with any
Hawaiian folk tales so this storybook will be interesting to read. I like that
it will be told from the cat’s point of view. The introduction does a great job
of discussing what the topic is and how the author can transform those tales to
modern day cat stories. It is creative to have it from the cat’s point of view
and that opens up a lot of doors. I like the names of the others stories that
are incorporated in the storybook. It is simply all about Phylix and her
introduction to a Hawaiian world (hence the title). I like the sitemap at the
bottom of the side menu as this creates another option to easily find all of
the stories.
This storybook is about the Big Bad Wolf, Evil Queen from
Snow White, and Helena from Hansel and Gretel. I have heard of all of these stories
before. They are classics! I have just never heard of them from the villains’
side. This is a cool concept! The title did a good job of telling what the
storybook was about because it is named “The Villains’ Side”. The introduction
does a great job of explaining the topic and explaining what the stories will
be about. The author added a twist by making it from the opposing side of what
we are used to hearing. The layout is simple but effective. It is easy to
navigate and easy to see where to go to next. In my storybook, I want my page
to be easy to navigate like this one.
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