The Twenty Two Goblins unit was a really good unit. I really
liked all of the stories in it. My favorite thing about this unit was that the
stories were so unique. I have never heard most of them with the exception to
the Girl and the Thief. That story reminded me of Aladdin from Disney, which I
am sure that Disney got inspiration from that story. One of my favorite units
is The Girl who Transposed the Heads of her Father and Brother. I thought that
story was pretty funny and I liked the riddle in it. However, I did enjoy all
of the stories so I do not think I have a least favorite story. I felt that all
the stories were very straightforward and easy to understand so they did not
need additional notes. I felt that the overview was very accurate and gave a
good feel for what the unit is about. I am not sure what additional information
could be added to it because I think people are just not aware of this story. I
know that I wouldn’t have thought to read through it if I did not respond to
Chelsea Zhou’s storytelling post. This reading choice really fitted nicely into
my overall reading goals because my goal was to be exposed to more worldly
literature. In the beginning of the semester, I chose units that I felt more comfortable
with, but now I went outside of that and branched out. From doing so, I ended
up really liking the stories that I read. I am not sure I really learned
anything from this unit besides do not meet with a monk in the middle of the
night at a cemetery. You know something is strange when he tells you to grab a
dead body from a tree.
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