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The Reading Preacher: Four Down...
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Confessions, ramblings and reviews by a bibliophile preacherman. Friday, August 24, 2012. A Tale of a Tub. The Phenomenology of Spirit. Clarissa, or, The History of a Young Lady. The Making of Americans. Personally I would have had. Jest, Portnoy's Complaint, Gravity's Rainbow, Go Down, Moses. And anything by Dickens (not because his work is difficult but because it is so mind numbingly boring) on the list. In the bullpen warming up,. A Tale of a Tub. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
The Reading Preacher: Three Cheers for Men's Lib
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Confessions, ramblings and reviews by a bibliophile preacherman. Thursday, September 13, 2012. Three Cheers for Men's Lib. The End of Men: and the Rise of Women. Of the many benefits of eBooks, perhaps the greatest is that I was able to avoid walking around with a book whose bright yellow cover proclaims the title The End of Men. She is, however, the first to write a book that is both well researched and well written. She is not an angry anything really. Rosin comes across in her prose as what she is; a ...
The Reading Preacher: Jerusalem: the Biography
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Confessions, ramblings and reviews by a bibliophile preacherman. Tuesday, June 12, 2012. By Simon Sebag Montefiore. I was not sure what to expect from a book written as a biography of a place. In some ways, Jerusalem: the Biography is a typical history of a city written for a mass audience. In other ways, it really is a biography; it is the story of the life of Jerusalem. Montefiore traces the story of Jerusalem from the earliest recorded periods in its history. From villainous courtesans to maniacal loc...
The Reading Preacher: September 2012
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Confessions, ramblings and reviews by a bibliophile preacherman. Thursday, September 13, 2012. Three Cheers for Men's Lib. The End of Men: and the Rise of Women. Of the many benefits of eBooks, perhaps the greatest is that I was able to avoid walking around with a book whose bright yellow cover proclaims the title The End of Men. She is, however, the first to write a book that is both well researched and well written. She is not an angry anything really. Rosin comes across in her prose as what she is; a ...
The Reading Preacher: June 2012
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Confessions, ramblings and reviews by a bibliophile preacherman. Tuesday, June 12, 2012. By Simon Sebag Montefiore. I was not sure what to expect from a book written as a biography of a place. In some ways, Jerusalem: the Biography is a typical history of a city written for a mass audience. In other ways, it really is a biography; it is the story of the life of Jerusalem. Montefiore traces the story of Jerusalem from the earliest recorded periods in its history. From villainous courtesans to maniacal loc...
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Confessions, ramblings and reviews by a bibliophile preacherman. Thursday, September 13, 2012. Three Cheers for Men's Lib. The End of Men: and the Rise of Women. Of the many benefits of eBooks, perhaps the greatest is that I was able to avoid walking around with a book whose bright yellow cover proclaims the title The End of Men. She is, however, the first to write a book that is both well researched and well written. She is not an angry anything really. Rosin comes across in her prose as what she is; a ...
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The Reading Program at Glen Oaks. Busted with a Good Book! I have been sharing the love of reading with children since 1998. I started my career as a second grade teacher and then switched to teaching reading here at Glen Oaks in 2003. There isn't anything I would rather do than to teach a child to read. Some of my favorite authors are: Mo Willems, Christopher Paul Curtis, Dav Pilkey, and so, so many more! To read and I love. To help students learn to read! The Adventures of Harris Burdick.
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