Where the Wild Things Aren't by Daisy Chia
"Where the wild things aren't" by Daisy Chia. I like how she starts the story with a good one liner. " Are we there yet?" That right there sets the mood for the story, it catches the readers attention right away which is a good thing. This story is similar to me, I'm coming from a very small town where five different towns were combined to make our school. Coming to the cities is a huge eye opener for me. IM sure it was a huge eye opener for this moms family going to the country and farm. As far as the story goes, The music was quiet and nothing to special. I think she wanted audience to listen to her more then the music it self. I think she could have picked a different song and it would have been fine. The pictures were great, she pretty much had a picture for every sentence and little note that she made. Some of the pictures were funny and it brings her story together well. How her talking ties in with the pictures and music was also pretty good, she talked a little fast but thats how she had to with the beat of the music. All in all this story was very well said and funny to see her kids succeed with tasks that they never faced. I can relate to some of those tasks, I just recently road the city bus for the first time and it was a good experience just like what these kids had
Reliving those Childhood Days by Jacqueline Woon
"Reliving those childhood days," by Jacqueline Woon. I find her story interesting and insightful, in the beginning she began by introducing her self and talking about her family. She said she grew up with 4 other brothers and sisters and while her parents where hard at work most of the time to support there family. They still managed to have fun with them selves and there parents but mostly on weekends with her ma and pa. When it comes to reviewing Jacqueline woons digital story, I would have to say all in all it was put together well. The background music was soothing and had a good vibe to it for what she was talking about. But on the other hand if it was me talking about my family I probably would have funny music playing to lighten the mood. The pictures were good she chose from a wide variety of pictures from her past and present. Like pictures when she was younger with all her brothers and sister, and all they way up to her getting married. That was a good variety of pictures in that short amount of time. Jacqueline's timing with talking to the sound and the pictures was pretty good, it was a good tempo and well said. I like how she was the body guard for her little sister. All in all it was pretty good, it was short and sweet and down to the point. It gave the listeners a good picture in there head about her childhood.
