#Sếp Nữ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Max Klein maxklein — Why Do We Have to Go to School? School Poems collected by John Foster. This anthology contains a vast array of poems covering many aspects of school life. The poems are of varying length from a few pages to just three lines. My favourite poem is called “My Teacher” by Steve Turner and is about those teachers that seem to forget they were once children too. It is a lighthearted reminder by the author that once or twice, as a child, a teacher probably forgot their homework, took too long, or was naughty. This poem reminded me of one of my own teachers in primary school who used to tell me off for anything and everything. If I had this poem to hand, I would have suggested she read it, then again, I probably would have been told off for that too! There is also a very good poem by Paul Cookson called “Billy Doesn’t Like School Really”, which is about bullying in school. It is a simple, but meaningful poem, which would be perfect for a citizenship lesson, or an assembly on this topic. The poem explores how even harmless name-calling and jokes are always funny to everyone, but the person who is the ‘butt of the joke’ – so to speak. With a poem for just about every area of school life, this book can be enjoyed by all ages.

Maša Bajc _asa_ajc — This book got some favorable reviews, including one from on-call Irish expert Malachy McCourt... but I had some problems with it. It's set during the Great Hunger in Ireland (circa 1847) when a huge number of Irish people died or emigrated(1 million and 2 million, respectively; it's still the worst famine on record, in terms of numbers), which, believe it or not, happens to be a subject I've read a lot about. I felt the main character managed to slip through things just a bit too easily. Horrible things happen, but he's always just an observer. I suppose it makes sense, the ones who survived managed to avoid all these horrific things; but he manages to do it with fairly little cost to himself. It all seemed too facile. To say more would involve giving away plot points, so I'll stop now. Still worth a look, but not the best I've read on this topic.