1. The first story book that interest me is Battle for Lanka. What drew me to this storybook was how it was structured. I really like the thought of making each person have their own journal as a way of telling their story. It is a unique way to capture someone’s attention and draw them in. I am not familiar with this topic so when I read the story book I really wanted to explore it more in depth and maybe choose this one and make it my own. I thought the overall design was nice and that it was very each to navigate.
Sri Lanka. (February 2000)
National Aeronautics & Space Administration. Source: Wikicommons
2. The second storybook that I chose to look at was Music Stories. I really enjoyed looking at layout and design of this one. The introduction was a little bit confusing because it states that we will be learning about music but when you click on Ravana we get met by a beast that is apparently angry and blood thirsty. Sure, the person does connect it to music but that was not a story that seemed to have cohesion. If I were to do this one I would make sure that everything flowed well and that the story was happy. With music we usually associate it with happiness not destruction.
Ravana. (December 27, 2004)
Henryart. Source: Wikicommons
3. The third and final story that I chose was A Hero’s Adventures. I chose this one because I am big fan of action and heroic characters. This storybook took a different path than I thought. I was under the impression that there were going to fights and death with the main character saving the woman but alas there wasn’t really any of that. I think the title could be a little misleading when trying to understand this book. I thought the design and layout were a little bland and could have used some color. Overall, I did enjoy the stories and will definitely keep it in mind when deciding on my project.
Kamadeva. (1820-1825)
Unknown Author. Source: Wikicommons
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