Reviews for Education With Character The Moral Economy of Schooling

The average rating for Education With Character The Moral Economy of Schooling based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-04-08 00:00:00 Joshua Smith E.V. Thompson’s The Music Makers is not a book I would usually pick up. However, the great thing about being part of a book club is that you find yourself reading things you wouldn’t usually pick up. Although I did not love this one, it was certainly addictive. The Music Makers is one of those stories that has you eager to see how all the pieces will come together, leaving you invested in how each character’s story will play out. With plenty of elements included, this one had me wanting to find out more about all the little things that were occurring. There were a few points when things felt like they were dragging, my connection to the characters was never what I had hoped it would be, but I remained curious throughout. Although I was curious throughout, this one did hit a couple of my pet peeves. The biggest I have is when it comes to sexual relationships in books. I’m a romance fan, I will happily read what many call smut, but I do not expect it in every book. However, I hate it when a book includes a lengthy scene about rape, but loving relationships are covered in a single sentence or paragraph. I did not need the details, as the impact would have been possible without sharing the all details. On a much smaller note, the other pet peeve was the fact the characters were almost always referred to by their full names – the book could have cut a fair few pages if we just used first names. All in all, this was an addictive read. It was not perfect, but it had me curious to see how the pieces would play out.

Review # 2 was written on 2015-03-01 00:00:00 Yashvir Singh Lovely read;Well written and very factual..