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Jan 6, 2008
Books for students? Or adult books? Or both?
Jan 8, 2008
It is so nice to see everyone enjoying reading.
I have Books and Book Discussion Guides on the
Books page on my website. These links have helped
my wife when she leads book discussion groups. Enjoy!
Books (under Language Arts pages on my homepage
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Jan 18, 2008
Hi-
I am the author of the young adult novel An Audience for
Einstein. One of my editors told me that someone mentioned
my book on Teachers.Net and suggested I introduce myself.
My novel has won several awards and has been assigned by a
number of schools. Most notably, both the South Carolina
R...See More
Jan 19, 2008
The Teachers.Net Meeting Room will be available at 7pmE on
Sunday, January 20, for those who wish to gather for
informal discussion about books.
Got a good read you'd like to chat about? Log on and join
Book Talk Chat!
If there is sufficient interest, additional Book Talk chats
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Feb 7, 2008
I haven't seen alot of action in this room so I wondered
if many are just having a look once in a while. If you
drop in for a visit, please list the last three good books
that you have read. Maybe this will give others a list of
books to look into.
Mine are:
The Long Walk Home by Will North
Snow Flo...See More
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Natasha White
Try. A Wolf at my Table by Augusten Burroughs, wonderful And, The Sleepwalker's Introduction to Flight by Sion Scott Wilson, poignant, funny, original, quite brilliant! And, The Tender Bar by J.R Moehringer, a wonderful autobio
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Grace Vyduna-Haskins has crafted a book review of Three Cups
of Tea by Greg Mortenson and you can read it in the February
issue of the Teachers.Net Gazette.
Use the link below to go over to the Gazette cover page,
then scroll down and click on Book Review. While you're
there, take a look at the many oth...See More
Grace Vyduna-Haskins has crafted a book review of Three Cups
of Tea by Greg Mortenson and you can read it in the February
issue of the Teachers.Net Gazette.
Use the link below to go over to the Gazette cover page,
then scroll down and click on Book Review. While you're
there, take a look at the many oth...See More
Feb 19, 2008
Just a quick review:
Book Thief
by Marcus Zusak
The tale of a young girl struggling to survive in Nazi
Germany during WWII. I know what you're thinking - sounds
familiar, right? Nope. You've never read anything like
it. The girl isn't Jewish, but she is a thief. And the
narrator is Death. He and the...See More
Sean Camoni from Borders Educator Services
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I'm so glad! I would agree with you about the grade level.
As with anything, it's really up to the individual districts
and parents to determine, but I would say at least 7th or 8th
grade for assigned reading. There is some adult language, and
the themes of death are pretty heady.
Sean
On 3/01/08...See More
I'm so glad! I would agree with you about the grade level.
As with anything, it's really up to the individual districts
and parents to determine, but I would say at least 7th or 8th
grade for assigned reading. There is some adult language, and
the themes of death are pretty heady.
Sean
On 3/01/08...See More
Feb 22, 2008
I got so many good ideas about new books to try from the
last post. What about those authors that you just can't
wait to read again? It's hard to narrow mine down, but
I'll try:
James Patterson
Dorothea Benton Frank
Harlan Coben
Feb 24, 2008
Does anyone teach the book Esperanza Rising? I would love
if anyone could share their lesson plans, quizzes, test,
etc. with me. Please e-mail anything you have to
[email removed].
Thanks!
Leah
Feb 29, 2008
I am reading Three Cups of Tea by Gary Mortenson. I would
recommend it. Bo
Kathleen (link inside)
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On 2/29/08, Bo wrote:
> I am reading Three Cups of Tea by Gary Mortenson. I would
> recommend it. Bo
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Bo, maybe you already read Grace's review, but just in case,
here's a link. I'm in line for the book at my local library.
Glad to hear that you liked it.
Kathleeen
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On 2/29/08, Bo wrote:
> I am reading Three Cups of Tea by Gary Mortenson. I would
> recommend it. Bo
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Bo, maybe you already read Grace's review, but just in case,
here's a link. I'm in line for the book at my local library.
Glad to hear that you liked it.
Kathleeen
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feel free to post about either. And, nice to meet you! Susan