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Title: Realistic Fiction is always a winner in the classroom Product review: My sixth grade class, who are inner-city Dallas, Texas students, very much enjoyed "Scorpions" as a read aloud. (We will compare and contrast it to "The Outsiders" later in the year.)The novel, being realistic fiction, is well-written and unfortunately, my students could relate to the language, relationships, and gang violence. The part that was most impressive to me as a teacher, was that the novel did not necessarily have a happy ending. This prompted many thought-provoking discussions in the classroom. We worked through a Literacy Chart to further pull information regarding characters, plot, summarizations, etc.I would certainly recommend it to any intermediate elementary school or middle school-aged children either as a read aloud or required reading. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Ghostwrite for Soft Schedule Product review: Fist thing first: it's a great album. Songs are so hooked on a soap space, since the 'Houston...' LP that they are actually in so often feels like one. Good Morning Night' and Beat' still capture the old fashion secrets of Joey and added satisfy feeling that came with new ways such as 'Best Western. Only misguided feeling is the whole concept evolution through the "album" idea. After Derrick passing, it's hard to collect the motives of sound to create tracks and waited for a new born viewing behind the main ideas of the songs. Joe Strummer's Streetcore suffers by the very same thing. At the some point 'Twelve Small Steps...' seems like a some kind of superior collecting rare songs and b-sides album with a thrilling feeling in the core that is both dark and celebratory. As a legacy it's an ear-catching affair to it's white noise. As a tribute; it'll be along any forever... Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Neat product, while it lasted... Product review: This thing was amazing, it did great, until suddenly it just stopped working. This could have been a perfect item if it wasn't for its durability problem. I mean, how long is one week anyways? If it lasts a week it should be WAY cheaper. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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