Appendix

2 Subversion Strategy Table (delete red font prior to printing.)

Book
The True Story of the
Three Little Pigs, by Jon
Scieszka & Lane Smith.

Why subversion?

Strategy used

E.g. Presents a side of the story which portrays

the villain (wolf) in a different light

E.g. Author tells the story from the wolfs

perspective

Guess Again? by Mac

Barnett.

E.g. Not a typical guessing game unexpected

labeling of pictures

E.g. Leads readers into making false

predictions by presenting pictures
opposite rhyming quatrains e.g. funny
prompts reader to think bunny

Extract 1: From The

Paper Bag Princess, by
Robert N. Munsch.

Extract 2: From Uncle

Shelby's ABZ, by
Shel Silverstein.

Extract 3: From The

Stinky Cheese Man and
Other Fairly Stupid
Tales, by Jon Scieszka &
Lane Smith.

Extract 4: 2 pages from A

Rule Is To Break: A
Child's Guide To
Anarchy, by John Seven
& Jana Christy

Extract 5: from Boodle,

My Dog, by Pija
Lindenbaum

Extension quote: from

The Hitchhiker's Guide
to the Galaxy, by
Douglas Adams

The ships hung in the

sky in much the same
way that bricks dont