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Dario Timpani dtimpanif6f7 — SUMMARY In the mid-1930’s, Billie Jo finds that her life begins to fill with tragedy, and she keeps a free-verse journal, documenting the miserable circumstances facing her family in the face of the Dust Bowl in Oklahoma. When she loses her mother and her baby brother, and her hands are burned badly, she feels she has lost everything, and she’ll never fulfill her dream of becoming a pianist. Everyone else is leaving Oklahoma for the world beyond the dusty prairie, and all Billie Jo has left is her father, a bunch of heartache, and her strong will to survive. When everything is as empty as the prairie, she shows two simple emotions—courage and love—and then the weather changes, bringing back the rains that will heal both that tragic landscape and her heart. USAGE: Read, React, Research, Respond Students will read Out of the Dust and then explore research techniques. First, they will explore the historical references within the text to select reasons that might have illustrated man’s contributions to the Dust Bowl. Then, they will use teacher-selected primary and secondary source materials to research and explore these ideas and events. They will then prepare a brochure that illustrates the causes of the Dust Bowl, the effects of the Dust Bowl, and a timeline of important events of the mid 1930’s. Students will employ poetry, exposition, visual Literacies, non-fiction, and other styles of writing to complete this assignment. They will learn how to provide MLA-Style in-text citations as well as compose a list of references. They will demonstrate paraphrasing, summarizing, quoting, and delivering information in different ways.

Andrea Van andreavanw805c — I can't believe they killed...? Oh you already know don't you.

Asad Ali asadalis1112 — recommended by Duane Cottrell

Ryan Gao _aorui_ao — 33 days and the adventure of a lifetime. Truly one of those periods of time where dreams became reality, if only for the blink of an eye. In 1987, Divine Weeks (Bill, Raj, George, Dave, and their road manager Ian) stuffed themselves into a back of a beat up old van and went on their first tour (Don’t Hassle It Tour ’87). No roadies, no soundman, playing dives, sleeping on someone’s floor, eating PB&J sandwiches. Music at its purest. The tour itself is one of those now or never experiences. Either the guys really take a shot at making the band work or they leave it all behind and go their separate ways. Family demons, responsibilities, college, career, and relationships yelling are louder and louder demanding an answer, a direction, a commitment. Still, somewhere deep inside, each of the guys knows they had to do this or they’d regret not taking the chance. In the process, each guy has some unforgettable experiences while gaining some clarity about who they want to be and what’s really important. I think every one of us has that moment where we decide to either live our dreams or just give up. 33 Days touches that part of us. I read this story in one go-stayed up until 3:30 am to do so. I simply couldn’t put it down. It was like I was a tagalong for the ride. My dreams may have been different at 22 years old but for a fleeting moment I remembered.

Eric Naiman _aked_anvas_ats — This book was such an easy educating read. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in the subject especially women planning to become pregnant, pregnant or any that has been pregnant. I would love to hear your thoughts on this book. I have nothing negative to say about this book - I just wish it was longer so I could keep reading it. Thank you to the author for such a comprehensive look at maternity care in the US.