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I really liked this book, it was an interesting look at Mr. Darcy as Jane Austen wrote him transformed into a "flesh and blood" man, at least in the heroine's eyes. He didn't really translate well after all...hmmm.
I love Donalyn Miller. Her blog is absolutely fantastic. I really love her approach to teaching "language arts"--to me, it seems completely common sense. Clearly what we're doing now isn't working; the whole worksheet/book report/booklog thing is spiritually/intellectually killing all kids, whether they're the strongest or weakest readers. So her philosophy makes sense (and obviously works). H o w e v e r, I have to say I was a tiny bit disappointed in this book by itself. It's more a sustained argument for her approach, which may be perfect for people who are not sure about her philosophy. For those who are totally excited by her philosophy...the book doesn't really give me a good grasp of what her day in the classroom looks like, and that's what I was dying to see. A brief glance at the book makes it sound like her kids spend every minute of every day just reading, but that's clearly not the case, especially since she has a block schedule. She makes occasional references to the things she does with her class (defining genres, for example, or individual meetings, or the kids presenting book commercials) but never spells out what percentage of the day and/or week she spends on actual activities like those and what percentage her kids spend reading. I just wanted to get an idea of how she shapes her day, and what kind of analytical tools she teaches, and so on. So the book was a little less immediately useful than I was hoping for.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Jim Kay
Funny and well-done. A candy book.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: James Bowen
Down the ride to the very end it's "Me and My Boy Friend". When I got to the end I fell way off. Reviewing the book I found that it included what people want to read but did it poorly. Even with these elements the characters came across as fake. The story surrounded it's self in the same place over and over again. The worst thing I noticed was the way relationships were forced into the scene. Any way, unless its Bonnie and Clyde who wants to hear about any one else relationship? This book was in the ghetto the whole time. It wasn’t adventurous at all. I didn’t enjoy the fact that the people in this book didn’t go places and was involved with the same surroundings over and over again. I like books that take places in more than one setting and explore different places. That’s the reason that on the other than d I like the author, Sister Souljah. The author seemed as if she or he had no personal life and didn’t understand how people are suppose to act. I didn’t understand the friend ships and the family relationships. I usually enjoy books that show a variety of relationships between people and not just one. I wanted to see about the girls in the hood and for the author to describe how it really is. Everyone was so fake. That’s the type of people I hate. It seemed like a lack of time to put the book together and shape and form characters. The girl- can’t even remember the name- was boring and it seemed as if it took no imagination at all. I think I could have written something better than that and planned out a character base at a better level. This book felled horribly to me. I was forced to give it 1 star. It disserved nothing better. I think this book was written without self-experience. To write for someone else to see you have to had gone through is in some shape way or room in your life. "Me and My Boy Friend" was a boring book because it didn’t have my important elements.
Loved it couldn't wait to read the next two.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Richard Francis Burton
Some absolutely stellar little "pieces" on gettin' old. Meltzer writes with total stylistic authority, and it's an amazing thing to watch happen before your eyes as he switches from outstandingly cynical to almost painfully intimate and vulnerable. And all with a sense of good humor that never sacrifices a basic view of life as something WORTH LIVING, a passion for life viewed through the eyes of someone who sees all too clearly that the world-and-culture-as-given is beyond poisonous, a hideous, destructive, anti-human monster created by greed and cowardice. Outstanding in every way.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhĩ Nhã
I sometimes wonder if professors avoid teaching Chandler in school for fear that his brilliance would expose the fraudulence and tedium contained in all the other books on the syllabus.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Azít Nêxin
Loved, loved, LOVED this book! Anyone who enjoys fantasy, fairies, and myth should check it out. A great light, whimsical read.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nguyệt Tĩnh
A contemporary Huck Finn with a trip on a Greyhound Bus from California to Pennsylvania taking the place of the raft ride down the Mississippi. Sebastian Raines is a 12-year-old boy whose mother dumps him on the bus to go live with his grandparents back East while she runs off to wed her latest boyfriend and get him out of her life. On the way Sebastian encounters all kinds of adventures - including crazy drivers and a would-be child molester. He's protected from these dangers by Marcus, a wise black man, who is fresh out of prison but who has lots of worldly wisdom to impact to young Sebastian Raines. Anyone who's taken a long bus ride knows how boring they can be, but it's amazing how interesting and insightful the journey with Sebastian proves to be.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Diana Rowland
A funny and insightful look into the rough and tumble life of a rap impresario.
Người dùng coi những cuốn sách này là thú vị nhất trong năm 2017-2018, ban biên tập của cổng thông tin "Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn" khuyến cáo rằng tất cả các độc giả sẽ làm quen với văn học này.