Reviews for The philosophy of schooling

The average rating for The philosophy of schooling based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2010-09-13 00:00:00 Steve Grier A wonderful classic story that my children and grandchildren loved. I loved the book and the film. Timeless.

Review # 2 was written on 2012-11-24 00:00:00 John Sutton Once upon a time, there had been a girl called Snow White. She was born in the snowing day. So, her mother named her Snow White and her mother hoped her skin could be as white as the white snow. The good time always went so quickly. Snow White's mom died soon. Then, her father had a new queen. The queen was very jealousy of beautiful things, especially beautiful girls. She had a magical mirror. The mirror could tell her who the most beautiful girl was in the world. No matter how many times she tried to ask the question, the queen always got the answer: Snow White was most beautiful girl in the world. So, the queen decided to kill her. She found a hunter and let the hunter bring Snow White into the woods and kill her. The hunter was so nice. He let Snow White run away; he found an animal heart to replace the Snow White's heart and then gave it to the queen. The Snow White started her escaping journey. In the woods she met Seven Dwarfs and started living with them, helping them clean their houses. During this time a lot of interesting things happened. But, when she noticed Snow White was still alive, the queen decided to kill Snow White by herself. So, she pretended to be an old lady selling Snow White the poisonous apples. Snow white died after eating the apples sold by the queen. Then, the seven dwarfs put her into a crystal coffin. The prince kissed Snow White and Snow white woke up. This is a very classical story with nothing new and attractive. But inside the book are very vivid and colorful pictures. It's really suitable for kids. The whole book picture is basically drawn by cartoons. The pictures are so attractive that the kids can easily go into the story and enjoy reading it.