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Reading & Literature

Nov 20, 2009

A Baker's Field Guide to Christmas Cookies

In: Home Decor/Cookbooks

By: Trevy Thomas

A cookbook for baking Christmas cookies that are perfect for every holiday gift-giving list. more...

Nov 20, 2009

Themes in The Bell Jar

In: American Fiction

By: Melissa Howard

The themes in Sylvia Plath's novel, The Bell Jar, are the closely interwoven concerns of identity. more...

Nov 20, 2009

Realistic Fiction for Teen Boys

In: Teen Fiction

By: Francine Morrissette

Realistic fiction is a wildly popular genre, but the majority of today's realistic fiction books feature teen girls as main characters. What about books for the guys? more...

Nov 20, 2009

Rich's Diving into the Wreck

In: American Poetry

By: Linda Sue Grimes

The ten versagraphs of Adrienne Rich's "Diving into the Wreck" dramatize a reader's metaphorical journey to explore the nature of a non-existent catastrophe. more...

Nov 19, 2009

Masters' Hod Putt

In: American Poetry

By: Linda Sue Grimes

The ne'er-do-well "Hod Putt" finds solace in the notion that finally in death he has achieved a measure of equality with a man who was actually successful in life. more...

Nov 19, 2009

Invention of Air, Story of Joseph Priestley

In: Reference Books

By: Martin P Wilson

Priestley was a man of The Enlightenment, notable scientist, minister. He founded the Unitarian Church but his political ideas forced him to leave England for a new USA. more...

Nov 18, 2009

Review of What Do I Eat Now?

In: Diet Books

By: Sandra Williams

At first it's overwhelming for diabetics searching for information, so the authors give diabetics easy to understand information about nutrition and diabetes. more...

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