Articles for category: Books

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Chapter Summary of Freakonomics

Freakonomics was one of those books that I figured on being absolutely boring and, well besides a possible thirty extra points in my government class, it was going to be a complete waste of my time. Well you know the old saying, “Don’t judge a book by its cover”; yeah well this was it for ...

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Best Prices on Magazine Subscriptions

I used to pay full price for magazines. Since I received a full year of magazines, it didn’t sound like a bad deal. Then I learned that magazines make their money by selling advertisements. Consequently, magazines can usually give away subscriptions for free and still pull a profit. After a little research, I learned that ...

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Great Books About Blueberries for Pre-K Students

Have you decided to add blueberries to your inventory of lesson plan topics? Did you already settle on a list of stories to incorporate into your students’ themed activities? If not, I’d like to mention several books that would be appropriate for such a unit. Here they are: “Blueberries for Sal” In my opinion, Robert ...

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Great Places to Buy Audio Books Online

Looking for great sites to buy audio books online but still clueless on the hottest deals in town? Read up and check these sites for mind-blowing audio book deals: Audible (audible.com) Frustrated by the price tags on those audio book CDs and cassette tapes? Worry no more. Audible’s overwhelming list of available digital downloads are ...

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The Fountainhead Quotes

The Fountainhead has remained among classics of the 20th century. It written by Ayn Rand, an American woman of Russian descent. The book is written, based upon Rand’s objectivism ideas. For clarification purposes, objectivism is an extraordinary sort of philosophy, created by Rand herself. The main motif of the book is the struggle of a ...

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The Immorality of I Henry IV’s Falstaff

The character of Falstaff holds warped ideas about the nature of virtue. In William Shakespeare’s 1 Henry IV, he epitomizes cowardice and self-indulgence. From his lack of courage on the battlefield to his addiction to sack, the way Falstaff conducts himself is hardly to be emulated. Though Falstaff lacks morals, he does not, however, lack ...

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The Prestige: A Mystical Story of Betrayal, Revenge and Morality

The first thing that crossed my mind when I saw this film was, albeit it looked quite amazing, I couldn’t quite get over the fact of Christian Bale starring. I’m not a big fan of him, quite disappointed with his roles in previous films like American Psycho and Reign of Fire, although I was, admittedly, ...