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Nuurul Haafizoh _ijo_lbak_eil — I love Nora Roberts but this was not one of my favorites. I liked the characters and the plot but the story line was laking, and a bit slow at times.

Matheus Terra matheustsr — This is a great book into understanding what the Bible says about women and their roles in the Church!!!

Jake Rigby jakemrigby5eec — What defines a successful teacher? That's the question McCourt struggles with during his 3 decades as a teacher, depicted in "Teacher Man." I have mixed feelings about this book. First of all, I don't think he adequately addressed this question, but then again, that question is a monster and maybe it's impossible to adequately answer it. I wish he had spent more time describing classroom foibles and less time depicting his own life. Sometimes I felt he had brilliant ideas in the classroom-- the discussion of "My Father's Waltz" was amazing-- and other times I was offended with all the time he wasted. A lot of his subpar teaching is the result of his teacher education program, and not really any fault of his own, which may be another point McCourt is trying to address, but it's too subtle of a point. Aside from Part 2, which for some reason I found incredibly dull, I breezed through the book. I really liked his writing style of the semi-stream of consciousness. It's not a perfect book, by any means, but it's interesting and extremely useful for any aspiring teacher.

Paweł Kocik pawelk1685 — This is not a canned-soup-reliant book. These are not quick recipes, and most of them require complicated enough preparation that I don't think they could be made ahead and frozen. The up side of that is that they don't seem to cut a lot of corners and the recipes are surprisingly varied and actually sound appetizing, despite what we tend to think nowadays when we hear "casserole."