Palme 10. Sınıf Fizik Konu Anlatımlı - Cemil Ayan ücretsiz kitap indir

Nabeel Muaddi _abeel_uaddi — couldn't make it to the end - not sure i agree with all the author says about teaching our children - we "teach" by doing and they learn from our actions - parents need to get "down time" but our kids didn't choose to come into this world so we should be careful when teaching them how we value our time - and how we value them

Alan Matua alanmatua331a — This is the picture book version of the story based on the true adventure of Dr. Greg Mortenson, who was injured on a mountain in Pakistan, and who was helped to recover by the people of a poor village in the mountains. When he was well enough to leave, he asked how he could repay the people, and was told to “listen to the wind” to find his answer. He did, and he was inspired to go back to the village and build a school. He has built many schools now all over Pakistan for children who live in villages too poor to have afforded one. This is a heart-touching story of love and humanity, and one that is illustrated by Susan Roth’s beautiful collages, which were inspired by handmade papers and the people from the land in which Dr. Mortenson found help and refuge. These people use and reuse every scrap of everything in their world, and so Roth’s collages have an even deeper meaning. The story is very simplified, which makes this version of the story suitable for the youngest of readers / listeners, and it stays away from heavy descriptions about the significance of education for the children in the mountains of Pakistan. The book almost glosses over the poverty by highlighting the richness of making do instead of the bleakness of doing without, but it’s a glass half-full or half-empty choice, and I think that Mortenson was correct in saving the heavier things for the version for middle readers. There is also a version written for adults, which makes this book a great choice for family reading—a version for every age group.

Clara Stuad stuadclaraaaf1 — Grades 4+. 12-year-old Jeremy's summer on Cape Cod is already ruined because of the cast on his leg, when he is stuck taking care of 7-year-old Lynette, who's mother has just drowned. Jeremy invents the Glits, magical creatures who can grant wishes, to help Lynette overcome her fears. Adler's first novel.