Storybook Favorites

Storybook Favorites.Web source

My favorite storybooks include Justice al Dante: Notes from the Inferno’s Newest Intern

, Aesop’s Animal Pairs: Tales from the Zoo, and Robin Hood: The Lost Journals. 

Links for the Three 

1. Justice al Dante: Notes from the Inferno’s Newest Intern Web Source
2. Aesop’s Animal Pairs: Tales from the Zoo Web Source
3. Robin Hood: The Lost Journals Web Source

For Justice al Dante: Notes from the Inferno’s Newest Intern, I noticed it took a humorous look at the newest member of the DA office’s newest intern. Most of the story involves the intern giving his point of view regarding how tired the job makes him and how much of a burden it quickly became. The story also includes the Judges introduction along with an elegant statement regarding love in life and living a life without love as a punishment that fits the crime.

For Aesop’s Animal Pairs: Tales from the Zoo, the story tells the tales of likely and unlikely animal pairs that must work together and put aside their differences as well as some stories about competition between the groups. It is quite funny and also makes sense on some intuitive levels.

Robin Hood: The Lost Journals elaborates further on the exploits of Robin Hood and his accomplice Little John.  Along with stories from Robin Hood and Little John, the story also dives into the Sheriff’s perspective on the entire matter. And finally Robin Hood wrote what he called his last journal which gave a very brief overview of his life. He honored Little John, talked about his exploits with the crew specifically how being a well-known thief caused his crew to suspect him of stealing from them as well as many others. And he confessed that the sheriff of Nottingham was the most crooked person of all, excepting bribes and allowing dirty deeds to slip by unprotested, but Robin Hood also explained how the Sheriff of Nottingham’s desire to take care of his family may have been the motivation for taking the unlawful bribe.