I have a few reviews coming, and my pile is growing with a few new releases. I don’t have access to all of these yet, but they do look interesting! I picked up Gentlemen right before the readathon. Look at the cover, you’ll see why I got it. It does also have a lot of… Read More NewBooks
Book review: Sarah Winnemucca Scout, Activist and Teacher Author: Natalie M. Rosinsky Compass Point Books 2006 Non-fiction Thocmetony “Sarah” Winnemucca was a Kuyuidika-a woman born in 1844. Her birth shortly preceded the arrival of Whites from the east who, through Manifest Destiny felt entitled to the land. Sarah’s life began on a very traditional… Read More book review: Sarah Winnemucca Scout, Activist and Teacher
I subscribe to two listservs. It seems that the one for school media specialists has more postings that makes me wonder what in the world these people do all day. For instance: What four books would you wish that most high school students read sometime during their education? I realize this is extremely broad and… Read More Enough with the lists!!!
“The Southern Poverty Law Center cites a 50 percent increase in hate groups and extremism in the US since 2000. As part of the Klanwatch project, the nonprofit monitors more than 900 such currently active groups, 22 of them in Mississippi, and nearly 400 concentrated in the remaining secession states: Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee,… Read More Sunday Morning Reads
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