Đồng Dao Vui Chơi 2: Dung Dăng Dung Dẻ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Marcel Weninger mawweninger — My favorite of the three, but I still thought it was only ok. Just way too preachy for me. I think it would be ok for other things to happen in the story. Also, blatant spelling errors annoy me.

Fatkur Rohman rohmanfatkur999 — This was a good read; it will stay with me forever.

Houria Addou addouhouri6858 — Codell confronts the joy and ocassional terror of teaching fifth graders at an inner city school, with little administrative or parental support. Her almost constant fearlessness and sass can be overwhelming, but the moments of vulnerability redeem the whole thing. She sees kids learn to enjoy reading and to mediate their own conflicts, but also sees them beaten in front of her eyes by abusive parents. How do you handle a parent-teacher conference when the kid is getting hit on account of your discussion? Maybe I just loved it because I could relate in a small way. I've gotten some of the same kids/teens in the library, so vulnerable that your heart breaks for them... until that moment that they tell to you ^%&* off for the 16th time and you have to call the police on account of physical aggression. (Which you hate having to do.) Anybody who has worked with at-risk youth (whether teaching or librarianing or mentoring) will find that Codell resonates.