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Tag Archives: fiction
Valentine Special – Worst Fictional Characters – Any Gender
How cool of a Valentine special is this?! I thought as an antidote to the chocolatey, mushy Valentine stuff, it would be fun to throw in an unsweet, unmushy topic. Let’s hear it for Worst Fictional Characters Ever! For me, … Continue reading
List of Stories To Read… Part 2
What wonderful suggestions you have all given! I won’t be publishing lists every day, but especially because we are celebrating the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. in the United States today, diversity in literature seems especially important. The books, … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, Carrie Rubin, diversity, Erica Spindler, fiction, gender, genres, Haruki Murakami, Haven Kimmel, Khalad Hosseni, Langston Hughes, Leonard Pitts Jr, literature, memoir, poems, reading, Sherman Alexie, V.S. Naipal
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An Embarrassing Personal Admission
A month or so ago, in the middle of our department meeting, the supervisor of our high school ENL department asked us to go get the books or short stories that our students were currently reading. We laid them on … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, diversity, Education, fiction, Grey Eagle Thornton, high school, humility, Iguana Dreams, Josh Lanyon, literature, minority writers, Poetry, reading, writers, Zora Neale Hurston
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Hooked On The Hunger Games
Some books grab me and I go back to them over and over again. And over again. I always find something I missed the first thousand times I read it. I’m a prolific reader and a sucker for a good … Continue reading