Thursday, October 8, 2015

Extra Reading Diary: Czech Folktales

This is a Reading Diary that details my thoughts of the first section of the Czech Folktales unit. Story source: The Key of Gold by Josef Baudis (1922).
  • There's a story my family tells that is VERY similar to the beginning of this one.  
  • This cape sounds a lot like the invisibility cloak!
  • Things really did work out for Sleepy John.  But how could he enjoy his kingdom if he was always sleeping?
  •  Burgomaster?  Like Hamburgermaster?  
  • Of course the cat was a beautiful woman.  Obviously. 
  • I love the line "if they haven't died since, they are still reigning."
  • I like the difference of the woman going to the castle to get roses rather than simply taking shelter.  
  • She cuts off his head to turn him into the prince ???????
  • This story must be the origin for evil twins in soap operas.  
(The Rose from Pinterest.)

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