The Gods:
- I like the notes on each of the poems
- I like the rhyming just like in the nursery rhymes I read last week
- The rhymes are short but all tell a story
- A cat turning into a human to marry who she loves...weird
More Gods:
- These were longer than the ones before, but still told a decent story
- They were not overly long so they were still easy enough to follow
- My favorite in this one was the "The Two Bags"
- I like the lesson behind it
Fables About People:
- I noticed a few spelling errors in this one
- Glad I got to read The Wolf and The Shepherds Boy because they other day I said something cried wolf and used it in the wrong context and I knew better
- The Man and His Mistresses reminds me of karma
More Fables About People:
- Each line in these fables were longer than the ones before this
- Not rhyming anymore
- There are a lot of lessons in these that I had not heard of before but I find them interesting
- They are easier to relate to since it is with people and not some outlandish animal fantasy
Apes:
- The Ape and her Two brats was very weird to me?
- These are more like stories
- Even though there are no notes at the beginning I like them at the end saying what the stories were about
Foxes:
- Foxes are always the tricksters no matter what part of the world is telling stories about them
- Haven't read any stories with Dragons in them until now
- So I guess not all fox stories have them being tricksters but most of them do
Illustration from Baby's Book of Fables
Source:UnTextbook
More Foxes:
- First story was simple and to the point
- Some stories that take longer to get to the point tend to loose my interest faster
- Calling the cat a puss made me laugh because they don't usually do that anymore
Lions:
- I found these harder to follow than the other ones I have read in this unit
- I liked seeing a better side in the Lion King
- The Lion is with different types of animals in every story ranging from small to large
A Lion and A Man:
- First story in this unit that only has one unit on the page
- It goes into more detail than the other stories did
- You should always listen to your parents even when you think they are wrong is what I took from this story
Lions and Asses:
- Some of these stories remind me of other stories I have read this semester in different units
- The donkey is wise.. who knew that was possible
- Some stories that don't have notes I would have liked to of been able to read a note
Asses:
- Things can always be worse
- Some of these are so short with little detail they make no sense
- Not sure if I liked any of these stories
More Asses:
- Two longer stories that are still short to finish the first half of of the unit
- I have found I like the longer stories that are still short rather than the stories that are only a few sentences long
- I get more out of them when they have a little more detail
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