I think this would be a really cool way to expand on classical books for a higher class. The class would at least to have the background of what is going on for this to make a lick of sense, but it would be really cool. And I think it could also be cool for them to turn it around and do it themselves. For example: Write about their life in the perspective of a character they have already created, or one of their parents.
pickThis book tells the classic tale of Huckleberry Finn but in a different view. He's telling the story about Mark Twain and his life. This is such a cool way to incorporate everything into one.
pickThis is book 2 in a Alice in Wonderland retelling and so far it is my favorite series so far! Finn and Alice are still on the hunt for catalysts from different storylines. This author includes characters from other classics, such as Sweeney Todd, characters crafted by Jane Austen and more. A little romance a lot of action #aliceinwonderlandretellingchallenge #bookspin @TheAromaofBooks ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
My two current reads. One for #bookspin the other is #sundaybuddyread. @TheAromaofBooks @TheBookHippie
And the male version 😍 #winniethepooh #beautyandthebeast #peterpan #harrypotter #weasleytwins #junglebook #huckleberryfinn #treasureisland
The surprise free library hidden in the corner of the restaurant I went to on Wednesday with Vickie @Wife and our bookish friend Laura 🤗
