Topic: My Storybook will come from the Grimm brothers
unit. I mostly want to focus on different
stories that relate back to the traditional fairy tales. One story I think I will include will be
Sleeping Beauty. In the Grimm brothers story “Sleeping Beauty’ is called Briar
Rose. Another story I have always been
interested in is ‘Snow White’. This could get complicated because of all the different styles and books of Grimm brother, but this also means I have plenty of stories to choose from.
Bibliography:
1. Briar Rose, from the Grimm Brothers (Crane) Unit
2. Snow White, From the Grimm Brothers (Crane) Unit
Basically all of my stories will come from the Grimm
Brothers Units
Possible Styles:
Animals as storytellers: I think it would be fun to tell
these famous fairy tales from the eyes of animals. I could get creative looking through the eyes
of each of the different animals throughout the stories. Making the animals storytellers could create
a different back-story than what we are use to, because lets be honest every
story have more than one side.
Couples Therapy: I
think this could be a really interesting twist to the stories. Because most of these stories deal with a
princess and prince it wouldn’t be hard to get creative with some problems that
would need to be worked out in therapy. I
feel that with my major being sociology and my interest in counseling I would
be able to somehow underline compare these stories to real life
situations.
Villain as storyteller: Since most of the Grimm stories have villains this could be fun to
switch the story around from the princess view to the villains view. I could even make is more understandable to
why a villain has decided to be evil. I
could even make the readers be on the villain’s side instead of the ‘good’
side.
Sequel to the story: I think this would be fun to get
creative with. Most of these stories
don't have sequels, so I would be able to carry on with the story any way I
wanted. For example what life is like after a prince saves a princess.. Do they live happier ever after, or do they keep
running into problems??
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