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Haven't read in a bit. Anxious to get back to it.

I surprising twist in part two.

just started. but i might recommend to my KSI colleague to inspire discussion about how to do school differently.

really enjoying the storytelling and format of this novel.

i'm excited!

blustery and boston centered, but entertaining as hell, and full of lots of great facts.

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Fun. Love that Brandon Graham.

one among many comics i am reading. i love this key. so much levity and good humor. and interesting storyteling too.

needed some understanding of my recent experience.

i had planned to read these as bed time stories, but i really haven't been. i think i'll pick it up after i finish listening to Moby Dick.

i can't quite get myself to read the last bit. i don't want it to end...

One of the best stories I've ever read. Chris Ware is a fantastic storyteller.

A nice tale and a pleasing adventure so far. Some insights about over-reliance on technology. And a pretty true depiction of a 12 year-old both yearning for and resisting parental involvement. Thus far I'd say it's recommendable to 4th-6th graders.

Best book about teaching I've read in a long time. Makes me excited about applications in my classroom.

I love the way this book is written. I don't by all the ideas but it's a great read.

At this point, I just don't care about the story, the characters or what happens. I'll muddle through though.

I'm excited by this book. I think using it will help me to deepen the culture of learning as exploration in my classroom. I can't wait to read more about the thinking routines, finding out how to get more out of the ones I already use, adding to my toolkit and fostering the use of thinking routines more independently in my classroom.

Just started. Figure it's good summer reading for this teacher. I always want to improve the way I understand my students' and how I help students understand the value of understanding their own thinking.

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