Friday, April 29, 2016

Olivia

Falconer, I. (2009). Olivia. NY: Atheneum

Summary:

Olivia is one of a kind. She is an active little pig, who enjoys doing things her way. Her overactive imagination leads her into trouble sometimes and some difficult situations but she always finishes whatever she puts her mind to. We are introduced to Olivia's daily routines and her family interactions throughout this story and all the adventures her mind can endure. 

Evaluative Criteria:

Visual Element:  Color
Olivia is a character with a very strong personality. It is evident that by the color she wears in the book red is truly a strong color. The use of color draws the reader’s eye to Olivia amidst her grayish shade and black and white stripes. The use of color allows Olivia to stand out amongst the shadows and pop.

Evaluative Criteria:  Character
Olivia is a very busy, strong willed little girl!  She comes packed with a lot of confidence and bursts of energy.  The reader is drawn to the character because of her individuality and strong will. Her behavior in the text is consistent with how most children can act at this certain age like playing dress up, being a bit of a know-it-all, and refusing to nap. Olivia makes this story with her vibrant personality.

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