Book+Notes

This page is a good place to share information about something you've read and feel passionately about. Please include the following information with your name appearing as "contributor."
 * __**Title**__ by Author's Name (contributor) - What's the book about? Is it for professional development, entertainment, or to be used in class? Liked about it? Didn't like about it?


 * __**Of Mice and Men**__ by John Steinbeck
 * Purpose: Classroom Text
 * Originally, a play-writing exercise for Steinbeck. This is why the dialogue is emphasized far more than descriptive prose.
 * Scenes of Interest
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 * Foreshadowing
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 * Quotations
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 * __**European Imperialism 1830-1930**__ by Alice L. Conklin and Ian C. Fletcher (contributor: Kresta Train) - For the most part, I am submitting this as an example of how one can add a book to this list. I would genuinely recommend it, however, as a collection of essays which could tie LIT lessons to a HIST lessons. There is even an essay in here by Ghandi entitled "The Disease of Civilization." Plus, the essays are all pretty short.


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