Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling
Genre: Fantasy, Children's lit. Rating: (out of 10): 9
As usual, I hung on to every word as I read this. Rowling did a great job of tying up all of the loose ends and connecting events from all seven books together. I do think things ended a little too neatly, however.
Wednesday, August 8, 2007
More for the Wish List
Landmark Ruling on Race & Schools (news article? Seattle 2007)
Their Highest Potential- Author: Walker
Educational Wastelands
1776- David McCullough
Radical Possibilities- Jean Anyon
The Hidden Curriculum of School at Work- Jean Anyon
Author: Joy Hakim (revisionist S.S. history)
Other People's Children- Lisa Delpit
All American Yemeni Girls
Eating the Other- bell hooks
History of Education in America- Pullam, J
The School in the United States- Fraser, J
Minor Re/Visions-
Against Common Sense
Their Highest Potential- Author: Walker
Educational Wastelands
1776- David McCullough
Radical Possibilities- Jean Anyon
The Hidden Curriculum of School at Work- Jean Anyon
Author: Joy Hakim (revisionist S.S. history)
Other People's Children- Lisa Delpit
All American Yemeni Girls
Eating the Other- bell hooks
History of Education in America- Pullam, J
The School in the United States- Fraser, J
Minor Re/Visions-
Against Common Sense
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