Google drive reviewer(English BOW)

• Author of the African child.

  -Eku McGred"
• Author of the Sawatdee... Hello beautiful Bangkok.

  "Ethel Soliven-timbol"
• Refers to place, time, weather condition, and even mood or atmosphere.

  "Setting"
• The sequence of events in a story or play.

  "Plot"
• The setting and the characters are revealed.

  "Exposition"
• This is where the events in the story become complicated and the conflict in the story is revealed.

  "Rising action"
• The turning point of the story and the highest point of interest.

  "Climax"
• The problem and the complications begin to be resolved.

  "Falling action"
• This is the final outcome or untangling of events in the story.

  "Denouement"
• It is the controlling idea or value in a piece of fiction.

  "Theme"
• The Sawatdee... Hello beautiful Bangkok is a "thai folktale".
• Author of the Makato and the cowrie bell.

  "Supanee Khanchanathiti"
• Makato and the cowrie bell is a "thai folktale".
• The two brothers is an "Egyptian folktale".
• Who is the elder brother of Bata in the story called The two brothers?

  "Anpu"
• Who is the younger brother of Anpu the story called The two brothers?

  "Bata"
• Author of The taximan's story.

  "Catherine lim"
• Allows the writer to present the character's physical traits and personality.

  "Direct characterization"
• Allows the reader to deduce the traits of the characters through their thoughts, words, actions, and decisions.

  "Indirect characterization"
• They are characters who do not have flesh and blood qualities.

  "Static or flat characters"
• Characters who lives of sorrow and joy.

  "Dynamic characters"
• An angle or perspective.

  "Point of view"
• The story is told by the protagonist or another character that interacts closely with the protagonist.

  "First person"
• The story is told through the eyes of a child.

  "Innocent eyes"
• The readers feels as if they are inside the head of one characters.

  "Stream of consciousness"
• The main character in the story is referred to using second person pronoun you.

  "Second person"
• Uses pronouns such as he, she, his, her and they.

  "Third person"
• Is one that is not essential to the framing sentence.

  "Parenthetical phrase"
• A noun or noun phrase placed in opposition to another such construction that defines or modifies the first.

  "Appositive"
• Contains at least a noun or pronoun and a participle.

  "Absolute phrase"
• An unspecialized interruption of additional information.

  "Free modifier"
• Imparts information about the writer's state of mind.

  "Interjection"
• This element preceding the main statement provides context for the sentence.

  "Introductory phrase"
• Author of the Outwitting the crocodile.

  "Chok Yoon Foo"
• Outwitting the crocodile is a "Malaysian folktale"
• "character" the person in a work of fiction or the characteristics of a person.
• "collocations" are combination of two or more words that often go together.
• "heritage literature" literary passages from the past generation like myths, folklore, epic, etc.
• "proa" is a canoe that can survive the deep seas near Indonesia.
• The one who published the myths and legends of Indonesia.

  "John Knappert"