Re: Naked Reading

["Margie Waterbrook" <mwaterbrook@gmail.com>]

James--
  The title of the book is actually Naked Reading; I'm not sure of the
author's name, but it is published by Stenhouse. You can read it on-line at
the Stenhouse site if you don't want to order it.
   Margie


On 6/7/06, Norwood, James R. <jnorwood@mvusd.k12.ca.us> wrote:
>   What is the name of the book so I can order it? I haven't seen anyone
> telling what book we are reading yet.
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> *James Norwood, M.Ed.*
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> *Subject:* Re: [middle-lit] Naked Reading
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> The book is definitely a professional book, with suggestions of ways to
> interest kids in books, how to have them "react" to books, and with
> suggestions about books that can be used.
> Susie



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Margie Waterbrook
9th & 10th Grade English
Vail High School
Vail, AZ

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