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PR: VIZ Media – Natsume Ono, manga artist to appear in New York, May 10 and Kinokuniya bookstore Media VIZ MANGA ARTIST THIS Natsume appearance ONO weird to live a IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK, creator of special events from the famous Paradiso and leaves RISTORANTE CASA five years raffle contest the granting of Great Price original … [More]
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Power Reading : The Best, Fastest, Easiest, Most Effective Course on Speedreading and Comprehension Ever Developed! $6.50 Power Reading is the best, fastest, easiest, most effective speedreading and comprehension course ever developed! Most people see amazing results in the first few days of the 30-day Power Reading course. Included in this unique speedreading course are the most effective techniques for comprehension improvement, study, note taking, test taking and retention in school, work or pleasure materials. Ri…

Significant Studies for Second Grade: Reading and Writing Investigations for Children $26.50 Teach reading and writing to second graders thoroughly, efficiently, and effectively with this detailed, practical handbook. Karen Ruzzo and Mary Anne Sacco of the Manhattan New School provide a full-year curriculum with units centered around “significant studies.” These five-to-seven week courses of study or investigations, with many samples of student work, focus on four specific topics: dia…

SEE 08121 WALKING TREES $12.83 One September, Ralph Fletcher entered the world of the New York City public school as a staff developer for the Teachers College Writing Project. Walking Trees is the dramatic story of how he survived the wrenching highs and lows of that school year. Beautifully written, alternately funny and poignant, sad and angry, the book offers an authentic portrait of life in the city’s schools. The stories …

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