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CV BookDragon will be placing reviews of books here on this page. Check back regularly as the BookDragon is an avid reader. Also, eventually CV BookDragon believes that he will be able to convince Ms. Core to "read" his reviews while being filmed and these videos will be placed here as well. (Ms. Core says when pigs fly).
CV BookDragon will be placing reviews of books here on this page. Check back regularly as the BookDragon is an avid reader. Also, eventually CV BookDragon believes that he will be able to convince Ms. Core to "read" his reviews while being filmed and these videos will be placed here as well. (Ms. Core says when pigs fly).
If you have a review of a book that YOU have read, feel free to email it to Ms. Core, it could possibly end up on here (Remember you must include the Title of the book and the author's name and it must be a CV Library book. The Review itself must be school appropriate).
If you have a review of a book that YOU have read, feel free to email it to Ms. Core, it could possibly end up on here (Remember you must include the Title of the book and the author's name and it must be a CV Library book. The Review itself must be school appropriate).
Dear Martin by Nic Stone Read about Justyce, Jared, Manny, SJ, and the inequalities of man. Read about prejudice, hate, and hope for a brighter tomorrow. Read about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his dream. Read this to make you more aware of who you are. That's what this book did for us, it made us think. It made us see through multiple layers of eyes how everyone sees things differently and yet think they are seeing them like everyone else. It made us realize that just because someone seems to be equal, does not mean that they FEEL equal or are comfortable in their environment of equality. This is a must read.
Dear Martin by Nic Stone Read about Justyce, Jared, Manny, SJ, and the inequalities of man. Read about prejudice, hate, and hope for a brighter tomorrow. Read about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his dream. Read this to make you more aware of who you are. That's what this book did for us, it made us think. It made us see through multiple layers of eyes how everyone sees things differently and yet think they are seeing them like everyone else. It made us realize that just because someone seems to be equal, does not mean that they FEEL equal or are comfortable in their environment of equality. This is a must read.
Dreamland Burning by Jennifer Latham. Tulsa author, Jennifer Latham tells the store of present day Rowan and past life William. Seventeen year old Rowan discovers a body in the floor of a building on her family's property. After some careful detective work, Rowan discovers the body may be from the 1921 Tulsa Race Riot Period and her interest is peaked. The story is told first through her eyes and the present day and then through the eyes of William who was a living, breathing person during the Tulsa Race Riot. The two time periods are artfully woven together to make a great read. The author uses her familiarity with Tulsa to encourage you want to read more. Ms. Core actually looked up places, names and people just to find out if what the author was really on target. Oddly, several of the places named in this one are real, making the reading of it even more fun.
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