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All It Takes is ONE Good Book: Review of Twilight The Novel by Stephenie Meyer
Twilight by Stephenie Meyer is one of the most popular young adult series since Harry Potter. Capitalize on the excitement behind this novel (and soon to be box office titan) and use it to ignite passion and excitement for reading in your classroom.

Published by Lenzi Hart (1,990 pts ) on Aug 29, 2009 to
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Tossing the Textbook: Book Review of The Killer Angels by Michael Shaara
The Killer Angels by Michael Shaara is an exceptional book that brings the Battle of Gettysburg to life through vivid imagery, precise details and insightful character development. This article reviews the book and addresses how it can be used in a high school History or Social Studies class.

Published by Noreen (2,934 pts ) on Aug 18, 2009 to
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Book Review: Two-Character Plays for Student Actors
Drama teacher resources must include this book for acting teachers and high school drama teachers. This book is a compilation of a wide variety of one act plays and scenes.

Published by B. Taylor (4,122 pts ) on Aug 10, 2009 to
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Review of The Well Trained Mind, Third Edition
Have you been wondering whether the third edition of The Well Trained Mind by, Susan Wise Bauer and Jessie Wise is worth purchasing? Do you want to know if it is a right fit for your homeschool? Read on and find out in this book review.

Published by Ronda Levine (21,075 pts ) on Jul 31, 2009 to
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Novels in High School: Brave New World Analysis and Review
Use this Brave New World analysis and review to make good decisions for your English class.

Published by Trent Lorcher (30,053 pts ) on Jul 31, 2009 to
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Vintage Book Review for K-1 English Teachers: Not This Bear!
“Not This Bear!,” by Bernice Myers, although first published in 1971, is a humorous gem that offers up perhaps the most important lesson a K-1 student of today can learn.

Published by S.S. Caine (1,179 pts ) on Jun 16, 2009 to
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Vintage Book Review for K-1 English Teachers: All the Lassies
Liesel Moak Skorpen’s charming story, “All the Lassies,” captures one of young children’s most common quandaries. Although first published in 1970, this vintage story offers an important lesson wrapped in a fun and well-crafted story that today’s K-1 students can appreciate.

Published by S.S. Caine (1,179 pts ) on May 31, 2009 to
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Vintage Book Review for K-1 English Teachers: The One in the Middle is the Green Kangaroo
Judy Blume’s first book, although written in the 1960's, captures the pains of isolation and identity crisis kids experience in today's society, even K-1 students. Exploration of this story can offer them a connection to the past while preparing them for social challenges they’ll face in the future.

Published by S.S. Caine (1,179 pts ) on May 30, 2009 to
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Vintage Book Review for K-1 English Teachers: Belinda’s New Spring Hat
Eleanor Clymer’s whimsical story, “Belinda’s New Spring Hat,” is a wacky romp of a tale with subtle though invaluable and timeless morals. Though written in the 1960’s, this vintage book promises great fun and great relevancy for K-1 students.

Published by S.S. Caine (1,179 pts ) on May 30, 2009 to
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Vintage Book Review for K-1 English Teachers: The Little Red Flower
Paul Tripp’s “The Little Red Flower,” though first published in 1968, illustrates simply and charmingly the complex dynamics K-1 students experience every day in contemporary society. Thus it offers them a connection to the past while preparing them for social challenges they'll face in the future.

Published by S.S. Caine (1,179 pts ) on May 30, 2009 to
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