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Oct 17, 2007
Nice to see the changes with the TNet Board. I am
currently reading The Lemon Tree: An Arab, a Jew, and the
Heart of the Middle East by Sandy Tolan. Has anyone read
it? I am enjoying it very much and it is putting a
different spin on the history and current affairs in
Israel/Palestine.
Oct 17, 2007
I have recently read several books by John Katzenbach. The
Shadow Man which traced a Nazi war criminal in FL was
interesting. Bo
Oct 17, 2007
I can hardly wait until Bluette, Pecos, Tizzy, and some of
my book buddies discover this new board! FUN, Bo
Oct 18, 2007
My 7th grade (reading/responding on an average 5th grade
level) will be starting "A Wrinkle In Time". Looking for
neat ideas to use with unit...thanks!
Oct 19, 2007
I would like to announce the publication of my new
intermediate novel, Willie of Bennington Abbey. It is a
story that takes place in 13th century England and is
appropriate for ages 11-100. It is available right now
through the publisher, Tate Publishing, and will be
released nationally on Jan 8. You can...See More
jade
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CONGRATS ON YOUR BOOK getting published.
Great job.
Can't wait to read it!!!
jade
CONGRATS ON YOUR BOOK getting published.
Great job.
Can't wait to read it!!!
jade
Rachelle Cox
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Thanks for your comments. Let me know what you think if you
get a chance to read the book. RCox
On 12/07/07, jade wrote:
> CONGRATS ON YOUR BOOK getting published.
> Great job.
> Can't wait to read it!!!
> jade
Thanks for your comments. Let me know what you think if you
get a chance to read the book. RCox
On 12/07/07, jade wrote:
> CONGRATS ON YOUR BOOK getting published.
> Great job.
> Can't wait to read it!!!
> jade
Oct 20, 2007
I found it!!! :-)
Now... what will we read??
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jade
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Atlas Shrugged is a super book for discussion.
It's a long book so it might need to be done in
a different way than a normal book club.
It sounds just right for that "behind the scenes"
club meeting group!
jade
Atlas Shrugged is a super book for discussion.
It's a long book so it might need to be done in
a different way than a normal book club.
It sounds just right for that "behind the scenes"
club meeting group!
jade
Oct 30, 2007
It just dawned on me, maybe Bob's intent for this room
is "Book Talk" with students. Maybe he meant for us to
discuss what we do with books with our children at school.
oops
Nov 2, 2007
For this coming month we have chosen Glass Castles by
Jeanette Wahls (not sure if the author's name is spelled
right). If anyone has read it already, you'll have to tell
me your impressions as I read.
We read Abundance about Marie Antoinette last month. For
the next two weeks a few of us are going t...See More
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Vir Ü
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Loved this book. Dad was too smart! I think he also had some
issues from his Mother............remember what she did to the
brother?
Loved this book. Dad was too smart! I think he also had some
issues from his Mother............remember what she did to the
brother?
Nov 7, 2007
Anyone read the newest John Grisham book?
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I am going to Amazon to look that one up. The middle east is
such a constant in the news but I feel very unschooled in
the origins of the conflict. I read Time and Newsweek and
such but an analytical (sp?) explanantion doesn't "sink in"
with me - I need a story to make the geography and history
alive. Th...See More