Analysis

[close] COM. LAW, HISTORY, POLITICAL, INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS, etc. i.e. "Intl. WATER LAW"

[close] This is designed for students in Ms. Carlino's 4th period class as a tool for authentic writing with an authentic audience. Meant to house reactions, questions, and quotations from their texts, we hope to invite critical thinking and discussing throughout the reading of our CLAP Book 2.

[close] Normally, in a book club members select a book to read and then discuss it a week or month later. In this book club we will do things a little differently. Members can read whatever they want and post reviews of it. The review will naturally offer a critical analysis of the book and its effect on the reader but also talk about its impact on the world in general. This will, hopefully, incite discussions that are not limited only to the book but also look at everything it touches -- politics, religion, travel, emotions, relationships etc. Most book lovers are suckers for information, and also love a good argument (besides good coffee / tea). The BYOB club is looking for members who get wrapped up in the world of the book they are currently reading, and would much rather talk to a fictional character than a real person (totally normal).

[close] To the stars and back.