One important item I carry in my
subbing bag is a book to read at break, lunch and even in the
classroom when the kids are doing “silent reading time”. It’s good to set an example in the classroom.
I recently received a book in
the mail detailing the “fictional” tale of an idealistic newsletter writer who
gets drafted as the Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) president at his son's elementary school.
The opening paragraph hints that his idealism
isn’t going to prevail…
“…In
the twelfth year of his marriage, sixteen months before the shooting,
twenty-one shopping days until Christmas, and eight hours before he reckoned
for the tenth time that his wife didn’t love him, Richard Gray met a woman who
would have roughly the same effect on his life a tornado has on a trailer
park.”
Save some money, the awkward stare and get the Kindle version on Amazon...
2 comments:
The opening paragraph of this book reads well . . . how is the rest of it? Worth the read?
Yes, I believe so.
...Mark
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