Storytelling: Fictional Narratives, Imaginary People, and the Reader's Real Life

2012 Volume 2

Preface
Introduction
1.
Non-Violent Fictional Characters as a Means to Character-Building: Ferdinand the Flower-Friendly Bull and Chrysanthemum the Brave Blooming Mouse
Guide Entry
Justine Ferguson
2.
The Storytelling Cycle: Navigating Our Way through the Listening and Sharing of Stories
Guide Entry
Derrick Kimbrough
3.
Fact or Fiction: Analyzing why the Author includes Truth in Fiction and the Influence and Effect on the Audience
Guide Entry
Michelle Hilbeck
4.
Hungry for Knowledge: Using The Hunger Games to teach American Principles of Citizenship
Guide Entry
Chantea Wright
5.
The Truth about Lies: Recognizing Lies, Stereotypes, and Prejudice through Memoir Reading and Writing
Guide Entry
Cheree Charmello
6.
Development of the Latina Voice in The House on Mango Street
Guide Entry
Joseph Mitacek
7.
Reading, Writing, and Recidivism: Healing to Learn through Memoir and Vignette for Adjudicated and/or Traumatized Youth
Guide Entry
Krista Waldron
8.
Beloved: A Case Study in Storytelling Analysis
Guide Entry
Tiffany DiMatteo
9.
Empathy Through The Eyes of A Creature: A Journey Into Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Guide Entry
Harriet Garcia
10.
Stylistic Voice and Questions of Speaking for the Voiceless in The Poisonwood Bible
Guide Entry
Kristen Kurzawski