How to Rewrite Fables in a TUM Way Andrew Feng

Rewriting fables is a very popular practice of creative writing, especially for kids. It helps children learn to analyze existing fables, think outside of the box to make a new story, and put what they see in their heads onto paper in an ordered, clear and concise way. How to Rewrite Fables in a TUM Way uses a comic story to take kids on an exciting and funny journey to learn the process of rewriting fables. They can learn the basic structure of a story andhow to dress-up their writing in a fun way. It also contains examples of rewritten fables. The characters in the comic story are Jack, Cool-Doo, Sleepy-Doo, and Dr. Green, who are the main characters from the children's novel, TUM - The Unmoved Mover. (www.t-u-m.net)