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Tested: One American School Struggles to Make the Grade
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How can a book about public schools and mandatary testing be interesting? A valid question, and one I would have asked myself if I wasn't entering the education field. Yet, Linda Perstein's Tested ...
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Although this novel was written many years ago the struggles of the characters still remain true. WIth all the twists and turns in this novel you will be swept up in the book. The novel contains the q...
The Choice, by Nicholas Sparks
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Ever had your palm read or your future told? We all wonder about our love life and what will become of it. Is he or she already in our lives? Will I let him/her go? When will I meet him/her? Nich...
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