Belonging- Jeannie Baker (1 Viewer)

[kcrocks]

Hey guys, I'm thinking about doing the picture book by Jeannie Baker called "Belonging" as a related text to "The Immigrant Chronicles" by Peter Skrzynecki. I know what I want to say about belonging (and choosing a not-so-similar text was deliberate), but I need help with the analysis of the picture book. The book only has one paragraph of text on the very last page, and I don't really know what to analyse in terms of colour/composition/line etc.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Boonnn]

you could try doing an interview related to the book as a related text

Jeannie Baker - Belonging: an interview

 

[phosphorescent]

Check this thread:
http://community.boredofstudies.org/44/english-area-study/10375/textual-techniques.html

 

[electrolysis]

you could try doing an interview related to the book as a related text

Jeannie Baker - Belonging: an interview

our school did that, its pretty good for belonging and theres quite a few language techniques in it as well, but then again we were told not to use it as a lot of people know about it, hence losing uniqueness in your essay

 

[Aerath]

our school did that, its pretty good for belonging and theres quite a few language techniques in it as well, but then again we were told not to use it as a lot of people know about it, hence losing uniqueness in your essay

Good teacher(s).

 

[Engineer]

Hey guys, I'm thinking about doing the picture book by Jeannie Baker called "Belonging" as a related text to "The Immigrant Chronicles" by Peter Skrzynecki. I know what I want to say about belonging (and choosing a not-so-similar text was deliberate), but I need help with the analysis of the picture book. The book only has one paragraph of text on the very last page, and I don't really know what to analyse in terms of colour/composition/line etc.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Perhaps you should choose better text. And brush up on your English.

 

[Engineer]

LOL

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