Books books books

[jess_lynne]

I just went to Amazon.com and ordered two books that were referenced in the book that I have to read for my senior seminar about multi-cultural teaching practices and how to get around the standards movement dumbing down curriculum. I justified this because my credit card just had its limit raised and because it's a crime that I don't own a copy of

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[celloferret]

I mean I'm glad I've read a people's history of the United States, (lots of useful information, very interesting and different perspective from other things I have read) but that doesn't mean it wasn't extremely dry to the point of being borderline unreadable. I am a much bigger fan of His autobiography, "you can't be neutral on a moving train" which I thought was fantastic and inspiring. hope your having a fantastic break.

[jess_lynne]

See, I thought that A People's History was a fantastic read, thus I'm not sure why I haven't procured myself a copy before now. I haven't read his autobiography, though I'd like to.

Break is good. Nice to hear from you :-)

[malovely]

wait till you get your regift/christmas#2... haha

yay books! :-P

[shellic]

"Sometimes I feel like Hermione Granger."

I enjoy Harry Potter references way too much.

[jess_lynne]

And this is why we're friends. :-)

Happy New Year (six hours early, EST. Is it eight more for you?)

[shellic]

Yep, we're two hours difference. I'm on Mountain Standard Time.