Storybook Favorites


Storybook Favorites

International Travel
The first storybook I chose is International Traveler. The introduction was very intriguing and made me want to read more. It is obvious that this author has a very unique experience and, one that I think, shows how “family” is not just related by genetics but rather a sense of community and love. I have only traveled internationally once for a medical mission trip. I hope to travel more in the future. This is also partially why I was drawn to this storybook. I also really liked the layout of this blog. It features a nice, simple title line, then the text, and is finished with a picture.


 Biblical Women
The second storybook I chose is Biblical Women. The Bible is full of fascinating stories about prominent women. I think this is a unique topic that is not often discussed. I chose this because I not only think it would be interesting to read but also to research and write about. I do have some familiarity with this topic. Additionally, I found the layout to be clean and sleek; leading to a simple yet well-presented design. The design reminds me of how a newspaper column might be set up.

Biblical Romances 

The last storybook I choose was Biblical Romances. As the author points out, there are many interesting biblical stories about romance—involving love, lust, and death. Similar to Biblical Women, I think this topic would be an interesting read and a fun research topic. I also have a little familiarity with this topic, but not advanced research. Additionally, I think the title is enticing and peaks the interest of potential readers. I liked how the author of this blog had a separate homepage in addition to the introductory page. The homepage (titled Love&Lust) stated the purpose of the blog and contained a picture relating to that purpose.  

World Traveler: LuxuryVacation

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