Why Did You Decide To Write A Picture Book

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Why did you decide to write a picture book? Because if you read a picture book you can have your own opinion about what happens in the book . After you read the book you will get thinking. Then you will share your ideas with other your friends and they will also read the book. What visual techniques did you use ? I used colour to convey that the story happened a long time ago. I also used body language to show that the man was tired. he got tired when he came of the boat. When i had a long journey on the boat i was really tired. Why did you make the colour sepia? To show that the book took place a long time ago. If you watch a movie from a long time ago and if you watch that it is sepia or black and white. What

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