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| Spinning Through the Universe | 76 | |
| Notes on Forms | 81 | |
| Acknowledgments | 93 |
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| $99.99 | Digital |
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Mark Bignell
reviewed Spinning Through the Universe on February 25, 2010 Spinning Through the Universe
Fantastic! I loved it, and I've been thinking about it often since I finished it. This very short book is a compilation of poems as if written by a teacher and her individual students. Each poem reveals a tiny window into the life or thoughts of the student in an often beautiful or poignant way.
As a teacher, this was particularly meaningful for me because I think I so often only catch glimpses of what is really going on in the lives and minds of the students in any class I teach. And yet, it's so vital that we remember how different each student, each person that we meet, is and how unique their own experiences are.
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