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1 JOURNAL 46 -Moral and Point of View

2 1.Who are the secondary characters? 2.Describe them as well as their relationship to your protagonist? 3.How can you make them relatable to children? The Supporting Cast…

3 1.What moral lessons will your storybook teach? 2.What academic lesson(s) do you plan to teach your readers (days of week, counting, identifying colors, etc.)? Lessons:

4 1.Which point of view will suit your story best: 1 st or 3 rd person? Why? 2.Who is the narrator? Describe the voice. 3.What tone do you plan to use to tell the story? (a dark, suspenseful tale, or a light-hearted, whimsical, dare we say “funny” story, or possibly like a fairy tale?) TONE & POINT OF VIEW

5 1.What four stylistic devices will you consistently use to enhance your story and how? (rhyming, alliteration, metaphor/ simile, personification, parallel structure, repetition of phrases/sentences) Creating Magic/Style…

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