Reading Notes: Japanese Fairy Tales (Ozaki) Part A

The writing in the first 3 stories of the unit was done well. It kept me engaged in the story and made me want to continue through to the end. The first story gave a feeling of excitement when the centipede was coming down the mountain and there was only one arrow left. The second story gave great descriptions of visuals and had a perfect ending to a tragic start, a lot of depth. The third made you really think about life, the reflection was amazing. I am looking forward to Part B and I am going to use some of these influences in my upcoming stories.

 Japanese Fairy Tales by Yei Theodora Ozaki (1908). Part A

Rodtico21, 3 March 2013