Storybook Favorites

When scrolling through the different storybooks, this one really caught my eye, It was fascinating and kept my attention through the whole thing. I wanted to know what was going to happen next. It did a wonderful job of keeping the attention through the entirety of the story. I thought the use of scary stories was sort of original and something to keep me entertained.

For Pixie Tails, I wasn't a fan of these stories I enjoyed the idea of pixies and it was new to me. The title did a good job and the summaries of each story were pretty accurate for me. It did not catch me like the horror stories did. I really loved the layout of how the stories were set up. It was simple and easy.

Gossip Greeks I thought had a really cool idea. I thought it was funny to bring a modern-day idea to a Greek interpretation. It showed that maybe humans haven't changed, everyone has gossiped at least once in their life.

The design of all three storybooks was really nice and easy to follow along. It was fun to click from tab to tab to know the next part of the story or to find a new development.  The introductions were all really nicely done. My favorite was Robbie's Tale, I was really interested in the horror aspect. It can be hard to write something and it not be cheesy, but I thought it was nice. The design feature I liked was done in Robbie's Tales and Pixie Tales - I really liked the navigation being horizontal on top,  not on the side.

Overall, Robbie's Tales were my favorite to read and I would love to try and write something like that, although it can be very hard.