SKGfun Fantasy Edition (May/June)
In this issue, we dive into happy endings! Enjoy articles inspired by "Alice in Wonderland," "The Hobbit," and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." Take a peek at five book reviews, original hand-lettering by Aliyah Burton, and discover if you're an introvert.
In this issue, we dive into happy endings! Enjoy articles inspired by "Alice in Wonderland," "The Hobbit," and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." Take a peek at five book reviews, original hand-lettering by Aliyah Burton, and discover if you're an introvert.
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FLICK OR FLOP MAY/JUNE 2017<br />
Synopsis: Jonas is different. He's known that for a long time. But what happens when his life is<br />
turned upside down and he realizes that not everything is true and right in his community?<br />
Lois Lowry brings a beautiful community to life in her book quartet The Giver. The first book<br />
follows Jonas through the turmoil of his life after he gets told he will take over as the Giver, the<br />
only person in the community who is allowed to experience emotion and remember life before<br />
"utopia."<br />
This movie followed my favorite parts of the book very closely, although they added a few things I<br />
didn't really like. But the actors played the parts beautifully. I was even okay with Taylor Swift<br />
playing the Giver's daughter. It took me a while to get used to the first 30 minutes because if you've<br />
read the book you know they have no color so it starts in black and white.
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