This, of course, is my FAVORITE Shakespearean tragedy! It has a little something for everyone: strong female characters, supernatural elements, greed, power and of course lots of killing! Some of the students really got into it to! ]]>
You have to love a tale of a drug pusher teen from Flint, MI. Well you don't have to but you can if you want. This was book for the school's book club and was an interesting read. I am looking forward to what the kids will say when we have our next meeting. ]]>
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I'm not super religious but I found this exercise into what makes someone who he/she is religiously interesting but I already knew all faiths should get along. Duh, Mitch Albom. ]]>
A book club book. An easy enough read that makes you wonder who is really slipping through the cracks. ]]>
Better written than many true crime books, not too much extraneous crap. ]]>
Finally, a Picoult book that I have read without an unnecessary subplot that includes a love story. This story made me happy I wasn't 38 and pregnant because then I would be freaking out over the possibility of having a kid with OI and having to deal with all of that mess. ]]>
Eh, the really interesting part was about the jury and not the author constantly saying vagina. ]]>
Same old, same old is you're talking about true crime novels. Too much blah blah blah and it's repeated over and over through out the book. Overall it's a decent read but maybe it's because it occurs in MI and I'm from there and familiar with the areas discussed. ]]>
Trisha
took the never-ending book quiz.
| questions answered: | 28 |
| correct: | 19 (67.9%) |
| skipped: | 0 |
| best streak: | 5 |
| questions added: | 0 |