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LWolf

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3. I've got a large pile of donated books
Sun Jun 9, 2013, 09:35 AM
Jun 2013

to go through and decide which ones are appropriate for the shelves in my middle school classroom. Some will be decided by physical condition. Old, somewhat fragile paperbacks won't last through more than one or two readings by a teenager. Some will be decided by content. I probably won't put out the stuff by Dante or Plato, although I might pull them out for a specific student who was interested and able. I don't ever put anything on the shelves I haven't read myself.

Surprisingly enough, there's a Judy Blume book in the pile I haven't read before: Tiger Eyes. I'm starting with that.

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