Summary
Walt Disney was born on
December 5 1901. From a young age Walt liked cartoons and was very good at
drawing. Walt grew up in a farm, but after a while after he was born his father
was not able get a lot of money for crops. Walt didn’t not like school he was
bored in all of his classes, so he started Drawing cartoons in class. In 1923
Walt opened his first studio with the help of his brother Roy. The First Film
was an Alice Comedy Which was popular between 1923 and 1927. Walt married his Employee in Lillian Bounds with whom he had two Daughters Diane Marie
and Sharon Mae. In 1928 Walter created Mickey Mouse. Throughout these years
Walt made more and more successful cartoons like Dumbo. In 1955 Walt opened the first ever Disney
world, which succeeded in a huge way. From 1955 until 1966 Walt made 81 movies
and was awarded an academy award. Sadly in 1966 at the age of 65 Walt died
because of segregates. Roy took over Disney and kept running just for his
brother.
Genre
This
book is a biography because it is telling us the story of Walt Disney’s life
and how he became famous. For example on page 3 it mentioned where and when he
was born
Character
development
Disney
changed from of the book to the end because when he was small he was a little
farm boy and died on of the richest, most successful men. For example on page
11 the book said that his “family never had enough money“. At the end of the book on page 101 Stewart
writes “each year millions of families come with one idea to have fun” at his
parks.
Characterization
technics
The
author described Disney as a man who loved to entertain people by telling small
stories or Anecdotes. For example on
page 1 Stewart told us the story of when he was in school he caught a field mouse
and tied a string to it walking through the class showing his new pet.
Setting
The
main setting was in Kansas City Missouri, where he grew up. Then he went to
Hollywood and Florida, which is where he built Disney world. Stewart said on
page 20 that his company opened and became more successful after world war 1.
Point of
View
This
book is told in third person point of view because Disney never wrote a story
of his life. This point of view helps develop the main character because it
shows us what people thought about him and how he became the man he was at the
end.
Theme
The
primary theme of this book is don’t give up because Disney dropped out of
school and still had faith that he was going to be a great success. And I cote
on page 18 the author said “Walt had faith in himself”
Reflection
This
book is important because it tells us how the Disney movies that we watch all
started. The so what is that someone special like that should be known. I liked
that the author told us short stories about his childhood. I also liked how
there weren’t any boring parts of the book. There wasn’t any anything bad about
the book. I see myself as Roy Disney because he helped his brother with his
dream and sometimes I help my brother with his homework. I would give this book
a 10/10 because it was very good and interesting
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