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Tag Archives: David Sedaris
My Perfect Reading Day (Heather)
It hasn’t happened quite this way yet, but… Can you imagine 30 tenth graders scattered around a classroom — some on the couch, some in their desks, some sprawled out on the floor — each engaged in reading a book … Continue reading
Halloween stories spark imagination and a bit of fear (Heather)
On Hallowe’en the thing you must do Is pretend that nothing can frighten you An’ if something scares you and you want to run Jus’ let on like it’s Hallowe’en fun. ~from an early nineteenth century Halloween postcard The school … Continue reading
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Tagged Arts, David Sedaris, Edgar Allan Poe, Halloween, Literature, Masque of the Red Death, Tell-Tale Heart, Trick or Treat
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