week 14: Reading Feedback

The comic books were and interesting read. They provided a break from the typical style of reading text off a page. The picture helped paint a picture. If all stories came in the comic book form I think It be great. It helps us get a hold of what is going on. I spent around forty minutes on reading. Not really I just went on to read the comic book because I am fan of that particular style.

(comics, Websource: Comicbookresources)

Week 13: Reading Feedback

My selections was based on two things accessibility and interest. I picked the fables because after reading one it was really interesting. The stories were unlike anything I have ever read in epics. What I liked most was that each fable was different than the other. It kept the reading fresh. If i didn't like one, the next one was sure to better

(Indian fables, mainlesson)

Week 12: reading feedback

 I loved this weeks reading.  It really made everything clear. I really do feel that this would be a great reading for the begjning of class. It came with a reading which helped alot. Each video was about 10 to 15 mintues long and there was multiple videos. I jogged while listenong to them instead of watching them and read the reading. It was truly my favorte read of the semester.

(Hindu gods, websource: wikipedia)

week 11: Reading Feedback

I choose two different readings One was the movie about about Mahabharata and the other was a Song/poetic version of Mahabharata. I liked the movie alot, Thigs I never noticed or just did not understand were expounded upon by the movie. The Prose version of Mahabharata was not on the reading schedule we made. I could not get the comic book so I chose this. It was interesting. I never thought that someone would rewrite the epic in this way.There was a reading guide for both my Readings. They were actually helpful. In the movie, I felt that the first week required a lot more time than the other week. I spent five hours in total during the movie. ( I did fall asleep for 30min so i had to rewatch it) then the prose reading took about an hour or two. These version were both available online.

(scene from Mahabhrata, websource: Tumblr)