Storybook Favorites

There were three story books that stood out the first one was "Onboard the Spaceshop PushPaka."  The title grabbed my attention because i never expected any of the stories to relate to outer space. The introduction was well written. He or She set the setting for the story. I thought the author was very clever by telling using the conversation between the captain and Milo as a way to tell the story. The blog it self was a little plain. The combination of the long text and the plain design made the story itself seem a little long. However, the pictures used help illustrate the setting.

The second story, Food and Culture: An Indian Scrapbook, was my favorite. Among the list of titles, it was not so much out there as it was a topic that was left untouched. The introduction conveys the authors passion for food and traveling, personality, and how she will relate it to " Ramayan"  really well. The overall design of the blog was very inviting.  The fonts and the warm colors used by the Authors works really well with her topic. The pictures of food on both her front page and Introduction also helped with over presentation by making the page feel more homey.

                                             (vegetarian curry, source: Wikipedia)

The last story , Darkness Diaries,  was my least liked. i felt like it was little cliche and overdone. It was bad by it was just least favorite of the three. The page template was cool by it did not really match the title "darkness diaries" too much. The story it self was good but I think the title Darkness diaries could be done better since i think its only referring to the demons as dark. The title gave off that there would be dark and cruel events in the diary but nothing that bad happened.