I chose this book because it is the original
manuscript to Alice in Wonderland. Page
one of this book uses repetition because of the vine being repeated. The vine is repeated throughout the book at
the chapter beginnings. This vine also
shows contrast. It shows that it is
different. The vine shows proximity
because throughout the book it is always right by the chapter title.
On page two I looked at the picture of the two girls
and noticed that they made the sister a lot bigger. They just showed a side profile of her and
showed Alice’s whole face. I believe
this is to help remind us Alice is the main character. I also believe it is to
contrast them. It is also in proximity
of where the book talks about it. The
picture is left aligned. The words are aligned
around the picture and this is repeated throughout the book.
On page nine there is a picture of Alice crying. This picture is in close proximity to the
words describing it. It is also used to
contrast the size of Alice and the mouse.
The writing is aligned to the left except where the picture is. The text is aligned around the picture and is
repeated throughout the book (repetition).
It leaves the page very clear and organized. It keeps there from being a lot of empty
space. Page twenty-eight shows contrast with the writing.
When I pulled up this book I was amazed how well it
was done. I liked how they used the
vines throughout the book to tie the chapter beginnings together. I also liked how they used pictures to show
the importance of scenes. It gives
people something to look at other than just words. It can give you a glimpse into what the scene
looks like.
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