Creativity and the Autistic Student: Supporting Strengths to Develop Skills and Deepen Knowledge
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Using creativity as a lens to explore the meaningful learning experiences of autistic youth, Carrie...
Want to Go Private?
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Abby and Luke chat online. They've never met. But they are going to. Soon. Abby is starting high...
The Lost Heir (Crown of Frost and Blood #1)
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I'm the daughter of a billionaire. Queen of my private school, and now let's add fairy princess to...
ClareR (6225 KP) rated A Sociopath’s Guide to a Successful Marriage in Books
May 6, 2026
Laila is a mother of two, and desperate to move to a better area of London. She wants her husband to get the promotion, her children to be accepted into the expensive private school, and for the dead body in the living room to be somewhere else - and who on earth is he?!
Laila is clever, manipulative, very cold and dangerous. However, everything she does has a domino effect, which results in her having to clear up one inconvenience after another.
This is a twisty, fast paced novel, and the narrator, Perdita Weeks, was perfect in bringing Laila to life. It made the prospect of having a sociopath as a friend an attractive proposition (for the laughs, of course!).
Holidays and Vacations
Business and Productivity
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While waiting for the holidays or the next school vacations, don’t you sometimes wish having a...
Andy K (10823 KP) rated Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998) in Movies
Oct 5, 2018
Seeing Jamie Lee Curtis back as Laurie Strode alongside younger versions of Michelle Williams, Josh Hartnett and Joseph Gordon-Levitt gave me a thrill. Unfortunately, the screenplay is substandard and doesn't really give the characters much to do.
Since she was last seen, Laurie has gone into hiding with her teenage son and is now a teacher at a private school in California still haunted by the events on Halloween 20 years ago.
The last act redeems the film a little with the family reunion and final confrontation being enjoyable and nostalgic; however, when the film ends I still had the feeling like an opportunity to make a truly great horror film was wasted.
Teenage Writings
Kathryn Sutherland, Jane Austen and Freya Johnston
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'Jane Austen practising' Virginia Woolf Three notebooks of Jane Austen's teenage writings survive....
Music Education in the Caribbean and Latin America: A Comprehensive Guide
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Music Education in the Caribbean and Latin America: A Comprehensive Guide, features music education...
Lenard (726 KP) rated The Goldfinch (2019) in Movies
Sep 23, 2019
The movie has a lot of pretension trying to maintain the loyalty to the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. It also moves glacierly and is hard to sit through if you can't follow everything. The frame of the film is full of artistic art direction and spectular cinematography. A lot of care went into the production, but very little thought was given to "juice" the story into something that nonreaders could enjoy.
The Book of Spells (Private #.5)
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The year is 1915 when sixteen-year-old Eliza Williams arrives at the Billings School for Girls in...