Melusine
I've noticed Melusine by Lynne Reid Banks in bookstores before, and never picked it up. I was never a huge fan of The Indian In The Cupboard, or its sequels. Finally, though, I picked up Melusine from the local library, and I'm very pleased. It's a very evocative rendition of one of the more interesting (and lesser known) myths -- I'd explain it here, but it would give it away. And as a coming of age novel, it bears itself in a very satisfactory manner.
Back to my conferences, and my Plato. I'm behind in Plato. I hate being behind in Plato. But my students are giving me good feedback, and I continue to realize that they ARE learning. It's delightful to know that.
Back to my conferences, and my Plato. I'm behind in Plato. I hate being behind in Plato. But my students are giving me good feedback, and I continue to realize that they ARE learning. It's delightful to know that.