Ghost Stories of British Castles. https://sites.google.com/site/ghoststoriesofbritishcastles/home
This storybook was about ghosts in British castles as the
title very clearly explains. The introductions does a great job explaining what
the storybook will consist of. It has an interesting style of writing from the
point of view of a ghost who will be guiding you on a tour of the castles. It
has a quick attention grabbing joke to start off which is what prompted me to
continue reading. At the end of the introduction page, there was a creepy
picture of a ghost. This picture grabbed my intrigue and made me want to see
the rest.
Stories from Australia. https://sites.google.com/site/storiesfromaustralia/
This storybook described how the world works from the
legends and stories of Australian culture. The title didn’t tell me a whole lot
about what the storybook would include; however, my intrigue with Australia
brought me to the page. The introduction didn’t grab my attention but the side
bar on the left with the page names, made me want to continue. This storybook doesn’t
seem to convey too much information with the title or introduction however, it
does make you want to read on in order to learn more about the stories.
The Band of Pirates. https://sites.google.com/site/thebandofpirates/home
The homepage immediately grabbed my intrigue. The picture of
the pirates and the poem below made me want to continue on through this
storybook. The title does enough to grab your attention without giving away too
much information. The introduction was very informational and prepared me for
what I was going to see; however, it didn’t do very much to entertain and keep
me hooked. I like the layout of each page which starts with a picture followed
by the paragraphs. This is a good strategy because I like the pictures and they
keep me reading.
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