Kỹ Thuật Thêu Rua - Xích Móc RuBan tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Eugene V jojoiso — Miles has decided to live with his father in New Orleans because his mother's house in Chicago is very crowded. Miles is looking forward to trying out for the football team. Miles thinks that his dad loves playing jazz more than him. Hurricane Katrina hits and Miles, his dad, and uncle have to seek refuge in the Superdome. Volponi's descriptions let you experience what living in the Superdome was like. Miles and his dad learn what really matters. I listened to the Brilliance Audio production with Jacob C. Norman reading.He sings many verses of "When the Saints Come Marching In" in a poignant, natural way. Jazz music interludes add to the performance.

Lorenzo Lanfranconi _endihs_ — This book alternates point of view between the two main characters, a boy and a girl, so I think it could be enjoyed by either. Kids will probably better relate to bickering/tension between the two than I could. Also, I felt that there were some unclear moments where the author didn't give clear reasoning for things that were happening, they just did because she wrote it. It's a good adventure, though, and a lot of kids probably won't care about that. Also, it made me curious enough to look up some stuff about Vermeer and look at his paintings, so if it can inspire others to do so as well, that's pretty great! Because it fits so nicely in our summer reading theme and I think kids will like it, I'm going to booktalk it. Here it is:“Dear Friend, I would like your help in identifying a crime that is now centuries old.” Thus begins the mystery, “Chasing Vermeer” by Blue Balliett. Interspersed w/ code, this book invites you to help solve the mystery of whether all the paintings attributed to Vermeer were actually painted by him. Two students, Calder and Petra, who alternately narrate the tale, become caught up in an international art theft in their quest to help solve the mystery. Side note: I looked up Vermeer’s paintings online so I could see what some of the paintings they talk about in the book look like.

Kathy Wu kathywuhkfb2f — Kept my attention but definitely too far fetched as the book progressed....