A picture of Saint Francis, 13th-century fresco.
Reading
Diary: Saints and Animals
I am using this Reading Diary #1 to take notes from Saints and Animals, this will
allow me to take pieces of the story that I like and get a general idea of how
I want to build my story at the end of the week.
Notes from Saints and Animals:
·
Kentigern is the smallest child in the
school, but the smartest one. (Gives a sort of feel that even the ones who do
not look the part are some of the best options.)
·
The character of Kentigern is someone
that interests me.
·
He had to fight out the struggles put on
him by other students.
·
He overcame each and every obstacle the
other students put before him to try and get him in trouble because they were
jealous of his stature.
·
Saint Blaise wanted to learn how to help
all of the creatures
·
The creatures surrounded him and felt
comfortable in his presence.
·
The setting of Saint Comgall and the Mice.
·
For Comgall is an Irish word which means
"the goodly pledge."
·
The swans loved Saint Comgall as they
saw him.
·
Saint Comgall and his family became
hungry, but knew of a selfish Prince who had a lot of grain to make bread. He
would rather see people starve than help them.
·
The friendship that Comgall built with
mice helped him in the end by getting the best of the selfish Prince.
·
The main overall of all the stories
being that faith will get you through the tough times and over the obstacles
that life throws at you.
Author: (Abbie Farwall Brown)
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