eBook About Kids

The Benefit of eBooks in Education

2009-01-14T09:08:00.001-08:00

The popularity of eBooks has grown over the last several years, and is continuing to grow rapidly as more and more books become available. What is so attractive about this particular form of media? Why are more people turning to eBooks than ever before? There are many benefits of using eBooks, some of which will be explored below.

Cost Effective

In most cases, eBooks are far more reasonable than their printed counterparts. Often, books are subjected to damage that is irreparable and costly. With eBooks, the price is right and vandalism is not a problem. When teachers need to use a particular text for note taking, etc., the pages needed can simply be printed out and reproduced.

Sustainable

Our current social climate is calling for all things sustainable, and eBooks certainly prevent the unnecessary killing of trees for the sake of textbooks. Over time, as the use of eBooks becomes more widespread, more and more readers will grow used to the format and our relationship with the text itself will change.

Media of Choice for Millennials

Most students in elementary and middle school right now have grown up with computers and the internet. That being said, most kids these days are completely comfortable using the computer for all of their information, not just articles from Google. Using a medium that the youth is familiar with not only works with building upon prior knowledge, but additional resources for enrichment and development of knowledge are at their fingertips as well.

More on the Way

As the popularity of eBooks grows, many publishers are deciding to make their wares available online as well. As it stands, many texts have already been scanned and uploaded from libraries all over the world. Texts over one hundred years old, like Bram Stoker's Dracula have been available online for years.

The Obvious Choice

Technological advances are constantly coming down the pipeline. Most cell phones now can do more and store more information at a faster speed than most desktop computers from a decade ago could. It is only a matter of time before the marriage between technology and educational resources come together.

Alex & Me eBook edition

2008-12-10T11:58:00.001-08:00

This slender, easy to read volume is really about two characters- Alex and the author. When scientist Irene Pepperberg wanted to study animal cognition and language, she purchased an African Grey Parrot, who she named Alex. What followed was a thirty-year partnership that rocked the foundations of our understanding of animal intelligence and challenged all previous assumptions of the phrase "birdbrain." Pepperberg writes beautifully, bringing the study of language and cognition to an easily-understood level without dumbing down the impact of her work. Beyond science, however, Pepperberg captures the dignity and personality of Alex, a lovable and admirable creature whose early death was a tragic loss.
There are many funny and touching anecdotes about Alex as an individual who did not always choose to cooperate with research and had his own quirks, thoughts, and feelings.
For scientific information about the research completed with Alex, see the author's book entitled "The Alex Studies".

Beyond science, however, Pepperberg captures the dignity and personality of Alex, a lovable and admirable creature whose early death was a tragic loss. You will be touched by this book.

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And Nobody Got Hurt! eBook edition

2008-12-10T11:28:00.001-08:00

This book is a very interesting and funny bunch of sports stories. There is a story about a animal running onto a college football game and scoring a winning touchdown! There's a story about a guy who ran through a plywood wall to get a baseball! There are a great amount of stories sure to crack you up! If you like sports, you should definitely buy this book! There's some hillarious stuff in here. I gave this book as a gift to my niece who is a second grader. She said she really liked it. She is a sports nut and likes to play many sports. I wanted to encourage her to read over the Christmas school break, but she finished it already!

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Just Listen eBook edition

2008-04-28T07:28:00.000-07:00

Every now and then I agree to read a friends "must read" book. I am generally disappointed, but every now and them I am surprised and delighted. Just Listen was one of those delightful surprises even though I am not a big fan of "coming of age" novels. Annabel Greene lives in a glass house. She knows that what you see is very often different than what is real. Her life is full of examples: She has a loving family and good grades but she is miserable Modeling is not glamorous and fun and she really wants to quit Her beautiful model sister has an eating disorder Her perfect Mom has suffered from crippling depression off and on over the years Her former best friend is convinced that Annabel slept with her boyfriend even when she didn't Owen, the angry loner with whom she shares lunch hour is a sensitive, caring guy who uses his music to cope She copes by carrying on. She goes to school, she studies, she does her modeling jobs and tries to cope with her sister's illness. In her isolation she begins to eat lunch at a table with the other loners and a friendship develops between Owen and her. Her friendship with Owen and his world view begins to change her view of the world and her place in it. He teaches her about being honest and finding your own voice. He teachers her about managing her anger. He teaches her to appreciate the sound of music, and the blaring loudness of silence. In the end, Annabel Greene finds her voice and takes charge of her life. The characters are fully drawn and finely nuanced. The story captures the frustration and pain of being almost an adult while carrying a full load of adult secrets. I wish they had written books like this when I was a teenage! Here is the publisher's synopsis: When Annabel, the youngest of three beautiful sisters, has a bitter falling out with her best friend, the popular and exciting Sophie, she suddenly finds herself isolated and friendless. but then she meets Owen, a loner, passionate about music and his weekly radio show, and always determined to tell the truth. And when they develop a friendship, Annabel is not only introduced to new music but is encouraged to listen to her own inner voice. with Owen's help, can Annabel find the courage to speak out about what exactly happened the night her friendship with Sophie came to a screeching halt? del.icio.us Tags: ebook,.e-book,dessen,just listen,YA fiction Technorati Tags: e-book,e-book review,e-books,eBook,ebook review,eBooks,ebooksabout kdis

There is Hope For Everyone!

2008-04-02T10:43:00.001-07:00

'Career Girl's Guide to Becoming a Stepmom' by Jacquelyn B. Fletcher. This is a positive straight-forward handbook and a must-have for any woman contemplating marrying or dating a man with kids. I bought this eBook and gave it to my girlfriend who is also dating a single dad after I read it. I've logged on to buy another copy for myself! This book is perfect for anyone with or without experience of being a stepmom. Fletcher's advice is insightful and "liveable". She can save you heartache and headaches.

'I Am Not My Breast Cancer' by Ruth Peltason. The distillation of wisdom, anger, hope and total honesty of the 800 women involved in the creation of this book is amazing. This eBook will become a key resource for any woman (or man) who has recently been diagnosed with Breast cancer. It will also bring those who have lived with the disease in remission or hence eradicated, with a sense of camaraderie that you rarely glimpse once you are "years out", as we say in the world of survivors. "Thank you, Ms. Peltason, for writing I Am Not My Breast Cancer!" Use the Coupon Code below to receive a Discount on either of these two eBooks.

Career Girl's Guide to Becoming a Stepmo eBook edition by Fletcher, Jacquelyn B.

You have an exciting, fulfilling job. You've fallen in love with the man of your dreams—and met his three kids! Now what? Jacquelyn B. Fletcher shows how any professional woman turned wife and instant stepmother can build on the skills she employs at work—

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I Am Not My Breast Cancer eBook edition by Peltason, Ruth

"I am not my breast, and I am not cancer; they are only pieces of who I am. What is my heart like, am I kind, strong, loving, compassionate. . . . Those are the things that count."

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Great Story!

2008-03-03T15:03:00.001-08:00

This eBook was written by a junior high student and it's excellent. I think that it would be a great book for teachers to use when trying to get their students to write. This young author is from a town with a population less than 3,000. He is presently writing his second novel.

By Teresa Potts, Mt. Vernon, TX

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Fantasy and Real Life, Both Great Reads For the Family

2008-01-31T10:38:00.000-08:00

'Alex and the Ironic Gentleman' by Adrienne Kress. Imaginative and funny, action packed and exciting, this is a eBook that any child and some adults, would want to read again and again. Many books for children have the same cast of characters and little twists to the story. ALEX AND THE IRONIC GENTLEMAN is very original.

'Left For Dead - Faith, Family, & the Mob' by R. Jensen. This is a must read book for troubled youth and anyone having a hard time with their life. It is an inspirational book and is hard to put down. R.K Jensen did a fantastic job. I highly recommend Left for Dead: Faith, Family and the Mob to everyone. Use the Coupon Code below to receive a Discount on either of these two eBook Titles.

Alex and the Ironic Gentleman (Mobipocket) eBook edition by Kress, Adrienne

An unforgettable new heroine for kids of all ages comes to life in this smart, funny mixture of fantasy and high adventure.

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Left For Dead - Faith, Family, & the Mob eBook edition by Jensen, R., K.

The riveting true story that has touched hearts World Wide about two brothers raised by the Mafia in a life of gangs, drugs, bank heists, and murder. Follow their struggle to escape the trappings of mafia life. Only a True Miracle of God can save them. A story of great tragedy, and Miraculous Triumph. "A powerful story of struggle, defeat, & ultimate triumph."

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These Are Great!

2008-01-02T14:11:00.000-08:00

'Five Little Peppers & How They Grew' by Margaret Sidney. This book by Margaret Sydney is one of my all time favorite books. I have my grandmother's well-worn copy and I still read it often. The simple and beautiful life of the Peppers would delight any child and reminds you of the better pleasures in life. I recommend this eBook to anyone!

'You Must Be My Best Friend Because I Hate You!' by Emily Dubberley. Even though they let me down & drive me crazy? I dearly love my girlfriends. This doesn't mean that life is all peaches and rainbows however. If you've ever had difficulties with intimacy and co-communication? Read and learn. It's true, there are no specific rules about making and keeping friends...but this helpful little book comes close. Use the Coupon Code below at Checkout to receive a Discount on either of these two eBook Titles.

5 LITTLE PEPPERS & HOW THEY GR (Adobe Reader) eBook edition by Sidney, Margaret

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YOU MUST BE MY BEST FRIEND BEC eBook edition by Dubberley, Emily,

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Friends And Family Reads

2007-12-05T13:07:00.001-08:00

'Snowed In' by Rachel Hawthorne. Once again, Rachel Hawthorne has given me an eBook that I cannot put down until I finish it. Thrilling to the very end. Young love, blizzards, small town environment = Perfect winter story. I feel that I should not tell the plot of the story because it will give it away - you will just have to read it to figure it out for yourself.

'Amazing Friendships' by Paul Barrass. How do you know whether someone is a casual friend or simply an acquaintance? How do you rid yourself of a toxic friend? Amazing Friendships answers these questions and more in an accessible yet informative tone. Paul guides us on an amazing journey of friendship which transforms our lives. The advice in this book has helped me have more friendships that I value and enjoy, as it has others I have shared it with. Let me shar something with you! Below is a Coupon Code so that you can receive a Discount on either of these eBook Titles.

Snowed In eBook edition by Hawthorne, Rachel

Well, apparently I live here now—my mom just bought the place. And named it after me, Ashleigh, which was nice. But did she know how cold it is here?? Um, it's a tiny island with not much to do, unless you really like sleigh

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Amazing Friendships:How to Make and Keep Friends the Friendcraft Way! (Adobe Reader) eBook edition by Barrass,Paul

Amazing Friendships is packed with tips, insights and activities to help you make friends, strengthen friendships and build a personal community of friends for a happier and more satisfying life. (For more, visit: www.friendcraft.org).

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It's About Color's

2007-11-15T12:20:00.000-08:00

'One Drop: My Father's Hidden Life' by Bliss Broyard. I read this book in three sittings - Plus, two middle of the night wake up's where I read for hours more. ONE DROP is not only a compassionate family memoir but it also opens the discussion of race in the U.S. What does it mean to be black in this country? What does it mean to be white? Does your race define the person you are? Broyard, also the author of the collection of stories MY FATHER, DANCING, deftly blends personal memoir with a thoughtful reflection of racial identity in America.
'Going Gray' by Anne Kreamer. Every woman over 40 could learn from "Going Gray." Just because hair is gray doesn't mean old and frumpy. Think Meryl Streep in "Devil Wears Prada." Those ladies of a "certain age" that continue to dye into their 70's and 80's are fooling no one. What a relief not to worry about roots. This is Definitely a Must Read! There is a Coupon Code at the end of this Blog Piece, so that you can receive a Discount on either of these eBook Titles

One Drop: My Father's Hidden Life--A Story of Race and Family Secrets eBook edition by Broyard, Bliss

Two months before he died of cancer, renowned literary critic Anatole Broyard called his grown son and daughter to his side, intending to reveal a secret he had kept all their lives and most of his own: he was black.

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Going Gray: What I Learned about Beauty, Sex, Work, Motherhood, Authenticity, and Everything Else That Really Matters eBook edition by Kreamer, Anne

Anne Kreamer considered herself a youthful 49 until a photo of herself with her teenage daughter stopped her in her tracks. In one moment she saw herself for what she really was -- a middle-aged woman with her hair dyed much too harshly. Kreamer realized that she was not fooling anyone about her age and decided it was time to get real.

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Boarding School and Fashion

2007-10-25T13:00:00.000-07:00

'Little Black Book Of Sytle' by Nina Garcia. The advice she gives is practical, easy to follow, and mainly she helps with this book to build your own fashion style. We turn to fashion magazines and books for tips on finding an individualistic style that maximizes our options based on a few well-chosen key pieces. Fun, funny, easy reading, the Little Black Book is a treasure to keep by your nightstand.
'Spud' by John van de Ruit. Even though it is set in South Africa, and I'm guessing that most of its readers will not have attended boarding school, teens everywhere will be able to relate to the trials and tribulations of main character John "Spud" Milton. It is boarding school at its craziest and best. The book is written in as Spud's diary entries, and all wicked South African fun, "Spud" is highly recommended to both adult and teenage readers. Check below for the Coupon Code to receive a discount on these two eBook titles.

Little Black Book of Style, The eBook edition by Garcia, Nina

A Fashion Director at Elle magazine, Nina García knows trends –– from the return of oversized sunglasses, to the rise of cropped jackets, to the advent of all things pink –– she has seen it all.

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Spud eBook edition by van de Ruit, John

It's 1990. Apartheid is crumbling. Nelson Mandela has just been released from prison. And Spud Milton--thirteen-year-old, prepubescent choirboy extraordinaire--is about to start his first year at an elite boys-only boarding school in South Africa. Cursed with embarrassingly dysfunctional parents, a senile granny named Wombat, and a wild obsession for Julia Roberts, Spud has his hands full trying to adapt to his new home. Armed with only his wits and his diary, Spud takes readers of all ages on a rowdy boarding school romp full of illegal midnight swims, raging hormones, and catastrophic holidays that will leave the entire family in total hysterics and thirsty for more.

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Call Me Gene (eBook Edition)

2007-10-15T11:23:00.001-07:00

The best thing about my job is that I now get paid for doing what I have always done – reading. All my life people have been handing me books saying “You have to read this.” And mostly I have ‘cause I love to read. Then I got into publishing and people started “handing me books” by mail and these days by email. How cool is that!

Last week a woman by the name of Celeste Bailey sent me an email telling me about her books on genetics: Call Me Gene. She even sent me a copy to read.

I have had special interest in genetics since the day I tried explaining hereditary traits to a very precocious seven year old.

She listened to my explanation very carefully. You could almost see the wheels turning in that little brain. After a moment she said. “Well, I think I have more of my Daddy’s genes than my Mommy's”. She was quiet for a moment and then added “But I’m not bald.”

Right then and there I decided that I should probably stick to reading and not try to be a teacher!

Fortunately, there are people in this world who are teachers. They seem to have a gift for making complex information simple and interesting! Celeste Bailey and her sister Lucy Eskeland are two of them.

Call Me Gene is quite literally fun! Yes, it is a kid’s book, aimed at 7th and 8th graders but I actually leaned a couple of things I didn’t know.

The graphics are great – simple, colorful and informative. By the time I was done, I had refreshed my knowledge about basic genetics, cell structure, cell reproduction, Mendel's heredity experiments, and dominant and recessive genes. The discussion on mutant genes and cloning was well written. You may or may not agree with their opinion about human cloning, but I do applaud them for at least addressing it.

This is a great book for anyone who is interested in genetics from the precocious seven year to her grandparents; and of course, her teachers.

Here’s the official stuff:

Call Me Gene-Third Edition is a science book describing the genetic code and the scientific advances in biotechnology. The book is appropriate for late elementary/middle-school students, either in the classroom or home school. The book is written in a narrative and easy-to-read approach. There are numerous colorful illustrations throughout the book.

"There is grandeur in this view of life....". Charles Darwin

2007-10-03T11:31:00.001-07:00

Alec Klein's book takes a local and personal look at one of the nation's leading public schools for the gifted and talented. Observations witnessed at Stuyvesant to the nation at large, Klein chooses, instead, to focus on a few of the people who make this school exceptional. This book is an effortless read that offers personal and caring insight into the passions of learning and teaching. A Class Apart is a quintessentially American story!

Books of baseball wisdom are not unique - but this book is one-of-a-kind. The On Deck Circle of Life is a great read, one that I think is "So Cool." Dr. Rotbart's experience as a pediatrician and as a coach is evident on every page - he writes in an easy to understand, gentle style that kids and their parents will love.

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A Class Apart eBook edition by Klein, Alec

Enter Stuyvesant High, one of the most extraordinary schools in America, a place where the brainiacs prevail and jocks are embarrassed to admit they play on the woeful football team. Academic competition is so intense that students say they can have only two of these three things: good grades, a social life, or sleep. About one in four Stuyvesant students gains admission to the Ivy League. And the school's alumni include several Nobel laureates, Academy Award winners, and luminaries in the arts, business, and public service. A Class Apart follows the lives of Stuyvesant's remarkable students, such as Romeo, the football team captain who teaches himself calculus and strives to make it into Harvard; Jane, a world-weary poet at seventeen, battling the demon of drug addiction; Milo, a ten-year-old prodigy trying to fit in among high-school students who are literally twice his size; Mariya, a first-generation American beginning to resist parental pressure for ever-higher grades so that she can enjoy her sophomore year. And then there is the faculty, such as math chairman Mr. Jaye, who is determined not to let bureaucratic red tape stop him from helping his teachers. He even finds a job for a depressed math genius who lacks a college degree but possesses the gift of teaching. This is the story of the American dream, a New York City school that inspires immigrants to come to these shores so that their children can attend Stuyvesant in the first step to a better life. It's also the controversial story of elitism in education. Stuyvesant is a public school, but children must pass a rigorous entrance exam to get in. Only about 3 percent do so, which, Stuyvesant students and faculty point out, makes admission to their high school tougher than to Harvard. On the eve of the hundredth anniversary of Stuyvesant's first graduating class, reporter Alec Klein, an alumnus, was given unfettered access to the school and the students and faculty who inhabit it. What emerges is a book filled with stunning, raw, and heartrending personalities, whose stories are hilarious, sad, and powerfully moving.

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The On Deck Circle of Life eBook edition by Rotbart, M.D., Harley A

Everything a child needs to know about life can be learned from the dugout steps. Every pitch, hit, and play on the baseball field is its own life lesson. From taking charge under a pop fly, to taking risks on the base paths, to taking heart on the bench, THE ON DECK CIRCLE OF LIFE connects parents and their kids through the analogies, axioms, and allegories that baseball offers for life off the field. The author brings his unique perspective as pediatrician, teacher, kids' baseball coach, and parent to this book of 101 life lessons. As an internationally recognized pediatric specialist and professor, Dr. Harley Rotbart has been named to Best Doctors in America every year since 1996. As a kids' baseball coach, from T-ball through high school, Coach Harley has studied the fine points of a fine game. He has used baseball to guide his players, his patients, and his own kids in everything from homework, humility and helping others, to dating, driving and drugs. Written for kids of all ages to read, and for parents to read over their kids' shoulders, this is a warm and wise playbook for the game of life.

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eBooks that feature Teachers and Cats

2007-09-19T12:52:00.001-07:00

eBooks are a wonderful invention for students, teachers and parent. This week we celebrate teachers with Jonathan Kozol's compilation of Francesca's letters. They remind us that Teachers have tremendous chanlleges and awesome opportunities. On the lighter side we showcase the perfect "story hour" book. Kids are sure to love all of the books in Erin Hunter's Warrior Series.

Letters to A Young Teacher by Kozol, Jonathon

“In lovingly supportive letters to a young woman on her first job as a first grade teacher, Kozol brings us heartwarming stories of the magic of kids who delight in words like ‘wiggly’ and ‘wobbly,’ ‘bamboozle’ and ‘persnickety’–and who could resist a child called Pineapple? This remarkable book is a testament to teachers who not only respect and advocate for children on a daily basis but who are the necessary guardians of the spirit. Every citizen who cares about the future of our children ought to read this.” –Eric Carle, author of The Very Hungry Caterpillar

“What a wonderful book! Anyone who cares about rebuilding our public education system should read it. I could not put it down!” –Linda Darling-Hammond, Charles E. Ducommun Professor of Education, Stanford University

“This book cuts to the heart of the matter of what it means to be a teacher today. The truth about testing, vouchers and their impact on public schools–it’s all captured here. But here, too, we also experience the exhilaration of putting together lesson plans, the joys of comforting children, and the anxiety of a teacher’s first days in school. Francesca’s journey will leave you hopeful for our nation’s children.” –Reg Weaver, President, National Education Association

“Jonathan Kozol’s advice to the teacher Francesca shows all the qualities that make him the nation’s wisest and boldest and most clear-headed writer on education: his passion for teaching, his respect for students, his refusal to submit to the stifling demands of the educational bureaucrats in and out of government. He tells personal classroom stories with a refreshing honesty, and conveys the excitement and joy of preparing a new generation to remake the world. Teachers, students, parents alike will find this book inspiring.” –Howard Zinn, author of A People’s History of the United States

“With Letters to a Young Teacher, Jonathan Kozol reminds us that teaching remains a wonderful and essential calling. Committed, gifted teachers who recognize the 'inherent value' of every child are needed now more than ever. I hope this inspiring book will spark a new generation of teacher-leaders heeding Kozol's passionate call and example.” –Marian Wright Edelman, President, Children's Defense Fund

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Warriors #1: Into the Wild by Hunter, Erin

Rusty starts out as an ordinary house kitten, but his travels deep into the forest involve him in the epic battles of the cat warrior clans who roam (and rule) the wild.

With a new name–Firepaw–and a position as a Thunderclan apprentice, our feline hero faces his destiny, struggles with issues of friendship, honor, courage, and betrayal, and learns what it truly means to be a warrior.

The first volume in the Warrior Series by Erin Hunter. She is inspired by a love of cats and a fascination with the ferocity of the natural world.

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Get Inspired for Back to School...

2007-09-06T10:32:00.001-07:00

I love the little extras that teachers do for my kids. Like sending home awards, helping the kids get and stay organized, and so much more. The first feature this week includes templates for all of those wonderful little details to make it easier to do all of the wonderful things you already do. Our second feature, "Teach with Your Heart," brings insights from Erin Gruwell, whose story was brought to the big screen in "The Freedom Writers," last year. Don't forget to look below for your special eBooksAboutEverything weekly discount.

BACK TO SCHOOL GRADES K-12 (Adobe Reader) eBook edition

Blank forms, hall passes, student awards, monthly calendars, and lesson-plan templates are included in this book - all ready to print and use.

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TEACH W/YOUR HEART eBook edition
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ERIN GRUWELL, the Freedom Writers, and her nonprofit organization, The Freedom Writers Foundation, have received many awards, including the prestigious Spirit of Anne Frank Award, and have appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Primetime, Good Morning America, and The View, to name a few. All 150 Freedom Writers went on to graduate from high school. Erin Gruwell is also a charismatic motivational speaker who spreads her dynamic message to students, teachers, and business people around the world. She lives in southern California.

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Back to School - Required Reading Reinvented

2007-08-28T17:54:00.000-07:00

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Jinx by Cabot, Meg
ISBN: 9780061254437
Publisher: HarperCollins e-books
Year Published: 2007

The only thing Jean Honeychurch hates more than her boring name (not Jean Marie, or Jeanette, just . . . Jean) is her all-too-appropriate nickname, Jinx. Misfor-tune seems to follow her everywhere she...(by Meg Cabot, author of, "The Princess Diaries" & "Size 14 is Not Fat Either")

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FOREVER IN BLUE by Brashares, Ann
ISBN: 9780375843181
Publisher: Random House Children's Books
Year Published: 2007

By the author of, "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants,"... Brashares continues to deliver a delightful and comforting story of friendship, life and more from the blue-jean's eye view...

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2007-08-22T13:06:00.001-07:00

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