ASU’s Everything Change anthologies

create a review of, and personal response to, a new short story that expands our Florida & Climate Change unit. You will do this by creating a social media influencer-like video. First, select a short story from ASU’s Everything Change anthologies. You may choose any story other than the one we’ve already covered in class— “The Last Grand Tour of Albertine’s Watch”. Volume 1: https://climateimagination.asu.edu/everything-change/ Volume 2: https://climateimagination.asu.edu/everything-change-vol-2/ Volume 3: https://climateimagination.asu.edu/everything-change-vol-3/ Next, read the story closely and actively, being sure you can provide an accurate summary and analysis in your video. Take notes and do some freewriting to help you think about what you want to say. Note, as well, your personal response to the story. Finally, create a presentation in video format in which you both “review” the text for your audience (summarize and analyze) and provide your personal response to it. The summary and analysis should be addressed to a general audience (your followers). Your personal response should reflect on the characters, themes, or situations in the text that resonate with your own life experiences. You should also rate the story for your audience. Five stars? Only two? Two thumbs or one thumb up? Explain why.

Sample Solution

Sure, here is a social media influencer-like video script for a book review of "Sunshine State" by Adam Flynn and Andrew Dana Hudson, short story possibly related to Florida and Climate Change, found on ASU's Everything Change anthology:

Intro

(Upbeat music)

Hi everyone, [your name] here, and welcome back to my channel! Today, we're diving into short stories from ASU's Everything Change anthology, specifically looking for stories that touch on Florida and climate change.

Story Summary

I found a story titled "Sunshine State" by Adam Flynn and Andrew Dana Hudson. Unfortunately, there isn't much information available online to summarize the plot or confirm if it deals with climate change.

Where to Find the Story

If anyone has read "Sunshine State" and can share a summary or their thoughts on whether it connects to climate change, please leave a comment below. In the meantime, if you're interested in climate change fiction, I recommend checking out the full ASU Everything Change anthology. They have a great selection of stories by different authors, so you're sure to find something that interests you.

Personal Response

While I can't provide a personal response to "Sunshine State" without reading it, the concept of climate change fiction set in Florida is fascinating. Florida is a state particularly vulnerable to rising sea levels and extreme weather events. Stories that explore this reality can be both entertaining and thought-provoking.

Call to Action

Let me know in the comments if you've read "Sunshine State" and what you think about it. Also, if you have any recommendations for climate change fiction, I'd love to hear them!

Outro

(Upbeat music fades)

Thanks for joining me today! If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to like and subscribe for more social media influencer-style book reviews. Happy reading!

Additional Notes

This script provides a framework you can adapt based on the actual content of "Sunshine State" once you obtain it.
You can add your own personal anecdotes or experiences related to Florida and climate change to make the video more engaging.
Consider incorporating visuals throughout the video, such as clips from the story (if available) or images of Florida.

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