Reading Diary A: Alice in Wonderland

Alice in Wonderland Unit

READING A:

Down the Rabbit-Hole
Down the Rabbit-Hole (cont.)
Down the Rabbit-Hole (end)

• Dear Alice, the purpose of a book is so that you can paint your own pictures and conversations within your own mind. Much like what you did for this story!
• I like how this story uses caps to emphasize things. 
• She's very much like a kid in the way she thinks and speaks... although she is one. 
• the image of shutting up like a telescope is quite... quirky. 

Illustration by John Tenniel. 

Source: Project Gutenberg.

Advice from a Caterpillar
Advice from a Caterpillar (cont.)
Advice from a Caterpillar (end)

It's so crazy, the image of a caterpillar smoking hookah and asking who you are. The little story within a story part with father william was interesting since it rhymed. I always imagined the caterpillar to be bigger than it was but.. it's actually only 3 inches tall.

Pig and Pepper
Pig and Pepper (cont.)
Pig and Pepper (end)

For this story, I could never tell if it was her imagination or for real even though it's quite famous.