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Abel, Oliver, Smilla, Kathrine

Narrator:
- Omniscient, third person
- The narrator's comments helps us understand Alice as a person

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Sweet girl
Independant girl
Small
Young
Lifelike imagination
Molested tby Lewis Caroll

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- curios
- restless
- adventorious
- brave
- naive
- young (12 years old?)
- third person narrator
-  humoristic
- independent
- sweet
- imaginative

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Everything is illuminated:
Jonathan Safran Foer

This book has a pretty touching, but also funny story. The humor is mainly formed by the language and the way the writer indirectly describes his narrator. The book is devided into three parts merged into each other with a polish translator telling one of them.

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Black Sabbath, Alex Vargas, Mathilde Enequist

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Black Sabbath, Alex Vargas, Mathilde Enequist

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Good books:
The Handmaid's Tale: Very good book that has interesting dilemmas concerning fertility, gender equality, totalitarianism and religion.
13 Reasons Why: Very relatable because of the teenage environment and the teenage feelings and insecurities.
Romeo and Julliet: Much good, very poetic, such beauty.

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Good books:
- Djævlens lærling (bogserie)
- Skammerens datter
- The fault in our stars
- Harry Potter
- The Hunger Games
- Divergent (2 first books)
- Karlas kabale
- The book thief
- Everything written by Jane Austen
Why?
- well written/language
- catchy
- feel the characters
- humouristic books are great

Alice in Wonderland:
- curious
- brave
- naiv
- ilogical
- active
- adventureous
- about 12 years old

Narrative:
- childish
- detailed
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What makes (children's) litterature classis?

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What makes (children's) litterature classis?

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Kathrine - Oliver - Smilla - Abel

- Exciting
- Humorous
- Rememberable and thought-trough characters
- Interesting universe
- Klichés
- Developmental journey
- Relatable

Harry Potter lives up to this, subjectively

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- humourus tone.
- relatable (characters and the old Norse mythology)
- exciting, fiction, fun universe
- the tale is epic (from A to B in a dramatic way)

It's about a homeless boy (Magnus), who dies.
He is resurrected in Valhalla, suddenly involved with Norse mythology. All the characters, except for Magnus, are very down to earth about his death. They treat it as if it is nothing of importance. Magnus disagrees and has trouble with understanding this new world.

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Harry Potter
- It's well written and understandable for children too
- Helene likes Harry Potter :)
- Helene likes fantasy, because she wishes to be a wizard. and signe would like to become a havenisse. dank:))

Dyrekirkegården
- It's okay, but the plot comes in rather late, so it feels very long
- Signe likes horror, because it's really exciting and scary hehe.
- Signe wishes to be a dead ghost cat, because she didn't read the whole book. and she's nice

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- A good book enables you to Identify with the main character
-  It can't be boring
- Its easier to read short books, than long books
- It´s easy to forget what the book was about if you don´t read it in one take...

Some of the books that we read: (weeeell not that many)
1. Peter pedal
2. The Fault In Our Stars
3. Paper Towns
4. Harry Potter
5. Vangede Billeder
6. Piet Hein - GRUK
7. Bamses Billedbog
8. Disney Fairies
- and many others... :-)

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-The very hungry caterpillar.
- A good book is one that makes the reader feel something.
-It has to be original
-It has to cover a meaningful subject.
-It should be captivating