Top Retellings of Classic Tales
QC EECE 525, Spring, 2011
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QC EECE 525, Spring, 2011

This is an in-house book club for all participants in this course.
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Books & Literature -> Children's Books
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adventure, childrens-literature, fantasy, mystery, nonfiction, picture-books, professional, and science-fiction
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Flushing, NY
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Teaching Outside The Box: How To Grab Your Students By Their Brains
Teaching Outside The Box: How To Grab Your Students By Their Brains
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This book is very inspirational and good for teachers just starting out and trying to find what kind of t…more
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The Family Under the Bridge
The Family Under the Bridge
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Jenniva
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This is a great book to share with your elementary students. It is heart warming and can make for some gr…more
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Leaves of Grass: The Original 1855 Edition
Leaves of Grass: The Original 1855 Edition
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Amazing collection of Walt Whitman poems. Good for teachers and students.
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Angelology
Angelology
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March 7, 2011
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March 19, 2011
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How this word cloud was created: Do Top 100 Books polls and charts agree on a set of classics? I (David McCandless)scraped the results of over 15 notable book polls, readers surveys and top 100's. Both popular and high-brow. They included all Pulitzer Prize winners, Desert Island Discs choices from recent years, Oprah's Bookclub list, and, of course, The Guardian's Top 100 Books of All Time. A simple frequency analysis on the gathered titles gives us a neat 'consensus cloud' visualisation of the most mentioned books titles across the polls. Do you agree with the consensus? Check the data and analysis here: bit.ly/BooksEveryone Research: David McCandless & Miriam Quick Additional Design: Matt Hancock
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