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Date de parution
01 août 2018
Nombre de lectures
0
EAN13
9780743921046
Langue
English
Poids de l'ouvrage
3 Mo
Publié par
Date de parution
01 août 2018
EAN13
9780743921046
Langue
English
Poids de l'ouvrage
3 Mo
Dona Her w eck Rice
Fictional
F A V ORIT E S F A V ORIT E S
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ISBN 978- 0 -7439-2104- 6
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mad e by the au tho r or the p ubl isher.
T able of Contents
Step into Another W orld ............................................... 4
Enduring Characters ..................................................... 8
Unforgettable Settings ................................................ 23
Why They Stay with Us .............................................. 37
Glossary ........................................................................ 42
Index ............................................................................. 44
Check It Out! ............................................................... 46
T ry It! ........................................................................... 47
About the Author ......................................................... 48
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Step into Another World
Have you ever dreamed of stepping through the
wardrobe into Narnia? How about traipsing through
the Hundred Acre W ood with a timid piglet, a bouncing
tiger , and a roly-poly little bear? Or crossing Diagon
Alley to a crowded shop where you are chosen by the
wand of your dreams? Perhaps you hear the charming
sounds of a violin played by a peculiar detective at 221B
Baker Street. Or just maybe, you fall down a rabbit
hole; down, down, down you go, to a little room with
little doors that lead you on a weird journey through
W onderland.
My tholog y
Myths are stories that explain things.
They are some of the oldest stories we
know . Many stories through time are
based on world myths. Details may
var y , but myths from various cultures
and civilizations often have
marked
similarities. Some experts believe those
similarities suggest common origins.
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❯ Why are some stories unforgetta ble?
❯ How can an author make an
imaginar y world seem real?
❯ W hat books do you love tha t your
parents or older generations loved,
too? Will you share those books with
future generations?
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Literature is made of engaging stories that capture the
imagination. Readers en vision themselves in the stories,
and the books become real to them. The y consider the
characters old friends, and they describe the settings as
though they ha ve been there—because, in some ways, the y
have been. Readers may e ven dream of the characters and
the adventures the y could ha ve with them.
I f th e Sh oe Fi ts
Cinderella is one of the most widely told
fair y tales, though she is known by many
names. She is Domitila in Mexico , K ao
in Thailand, and Y eh-Shen in China.
In the Caribbean, she is called
Cendrillon, and in Egypt,
she is Rhodopis.
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