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Loic Bourdon laruche — Liked it, but I think I might've loved it if I'd read it first as a kid.

Fabiola Navarro _7c60 — I first read The Glass Menagerie as a high school freshman, and I loved it from the beginning. I was a rather shy girl, and I related to Laura’s shyness. The family is rather dysfunctional, though, and so I’d say that’s where our similarities end. Nevertheless, Tom’s frustration in his dead-end job and life, Amanda’s unrealistic dreaming, and Jim O’Connor’s positive encouragement of shy Laura all resonated with teenaged me. Ultimately, the dysfunctional family’s collapse and the obvious symbolism of the breaking glass menagerie just made the play magical to my 14-year-old self. It was so clear and yet so beautifully rendered in setting, character, and dialogue. I loved the dialogue (I still have passages memorized), the darkening set, and the concept of the entire play being a “memory” play.

Lindsay Kaymen lindsaykaymen — Takes some familiar figures (George Washington, Anne Hutchinson, Benedict Arnold) in early American history and some less familiar (Hannnah Dustin, James Wilson) and effectively develops story-filled narratives that shows national fabric that helped shape early days of American spirit and revolution. Good vignettes that help the U.S. social studies teacher relate to students the struggles and outcomes of early American history.