Woohoo! The Carnival is back in town!
My question about the most effective use of free reading time made the cut! As always, I am tickled pink to be included.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Carnival time!
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- Clix
- is: student, wife, theist-leaning agnostic, teacher, daughter, play theorist, yankee, bibliophile - progressive in some ways, orthodox in others.
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This book caught my eye at the library with its GORGEOUS cover: the silhouettes stand out starkly against the fairy-tale-ish castle in the background, the 'splashes' of snow and the character's posture and the flow of the clothes do a great...
Read this review. Because it's TRUE.
The only thing I wanted to add was that the book seriously pissed me off because there IS potential for an incredibly good story here - one that is not simply a parallel of the play. Which thi...
The only thing I wanted to add was that the book seriously pissed me off because there IS potential for an incredibly good story here - one that is not simply a parallel of the play. Which thi...
This book is perfect for hams. If you are the slightest bit hammy, this book will make you into William Shatner.
I read it out loud to my students every term. They're high schoolers, and they love it. I use it to introduce our st...
I read it out loud to my students every term. They're high schoolers, and they love it. I use it to introduce our st...
Okay, so I caved and bought a new hardcover. I just couldn't stay away from it - I love this series so much!!
As other reviews state, this book follows the expected pattern - Jacky is once again worked over by her government, separ...
As other reviews state, this book follows the expected pattern - Jacky is once again worked over by her government, separ...
I liked this more than I thought I would. You have a mean girl protagonist, but with a really, REALLY good reason for being mean. The villain was distressingly shallow; just there because you're supposed to have a villain. But I'd definitel...
The short stories were too tightly packed with characters and details... I felt like I was studying for an exam rather than reading for pleasure. It was like it wasn't enough to have stories about pirates. No, you had to have rival pirates ...
Where in the World
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