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Lesson Plans (Lesson Plans #1)

J.A. Armstrong

9.0 (1 Ratings) Rate It

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Lesson Plans is a spin-off of the series By Design and would fall somewhere between books 2 and 3 of...

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Lindsay (1717 KP) rated Colton's Time Machine: Jefferson, Adams, Franklin (Book #3) in Books

Aug 28, 2021

Are you a history fan? Do you want a fun and enjoyable way to teach history lessons to your children or even your students? Well, Colton's Time Machine will help you with this. I have read and checked out "Colton's Time Machine: Jefferson, Adams, and Franklin" by Rebecca Massey.

Colton and his friends go on adventures to meet three historical figures. Each one is detailed and done well. Children will learn a bit of history about Thomas Jefferson, John Adam, and Benjamin Franklin. The way Colton deals with some of the antics the dragons do. It is enjoyable and teachable to any child or children. Children will be smiling and learning history lessons through the book; Not all but some American critical historical events.

Each chapter is separated for each prominent historical figure. The pictures are bright and fun to look at. It seems like Colton is teaching some dragons about sharing and asking to use things. There seem to be some life lessons through the book as well as some history.

Teachers and parents alike will want to add this series to their classroom or even their child or children's bookshelves. This series is a spin-off to Colton's Pocket Dragons. Suitable for children to learn about American history and the importance of democracy.

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Jellipop Match

Games and Stickers

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Match 3 candies to collect jelly drops in order to advance along the candy track. With sweet...

Bubble Cloud: Spinning Bubbles

Games and Entertainment

8.0 (1 Ratings) Rate It

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Shoot bubbles and climb your way up from the ground to the outer space in this fun twist of a...

hayu - reality TV shows on demand & celebrity news

Entertainment

7.0 (1 Ratings) Rate It

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The hayu app is the home of the best reality TV and the juiciest celebrity gossip – all in one...

ClareR (5726 KP) rated Reign Of The Wolf in Books

Apr 22, 2018

Reign Of The Wolf

Dianna Hardy | 2017 | Erotica, Paranormal, Science Fiction/Fantasy

9.0

(1 Ratings)

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An outstanding end to the series.

I believe that if it’s a good book, I’ll read it. I don’t care what genre it falls in to. There’s good literature in every genre, and if you stick to just one type, you’re missing out (potentially, but hey! Read what makes you happy, thats the most important thing!).

I can’t believe this is the final book!! I admit, I’ve left off reading this for as long as possible, because I knew it was the last one. This was action packed! The final battle between the Wolves and the Trident couldn’t have been more exciting. Secrets of Lawrence’s family come out, we find out more about the Trident, and there’s the Egyptian connection too (which I love, by the way). It’s an end of an era! The story is left in such a way as there is the possibility of spin-offs, though. I know the author has written one and is writing another. I can see at least one more avenue that I’d like to see explored!
Just a warning to those of a sensitive nature: there’s a fair bit of sex in this novel, sex in all it’s many varied forms. Don’t read it if you don’t like smoking hot books ?
And yes, I really did just say that.

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David McK (3425 KP) rated Wraith Squadron (Star Wars: X-Wing, #5) in Books

Jan 30, 2019

How best to describe 'X-Wing: Wraith Squadron', the fifth book in the Star Wars series of books (loosely) based on the old video-games? I think the following exchange from the early part of the novel sums it up best (with Wedge speaking):

' " .. I'd originally thought that Rogue Squadron would be used opportunistically: a strike mission would reveal a ground-based weakness, and we'd have the training and supplies ot go down and perform the necessary ground mission. The way it turned out, we keep landing full-fledged commando missions. So I think we need another Commando X-Wing squadron, one where we choose pilots so as to have a full range of intrusion and subversion skills. Rogue Sqaudron was designed as a fighter unit first, commando unit second; this time, I want to go the other way around."

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"I want pilots no one else want. Washouts. Pilots staring court-martials in the face. Trouble-makers and screw-ups." '

The rest of the novel deals, primarily, with the formation of that unit and their first mission, concentrating in particular on two members of that unit and their own internal battle against themselves.

While not the strongest of spin-off novels (and, maybe, slightly longer than it needs to be), this is still an enjoyable enough diversion for a couple of days light reading.