April turned out to be a busy month, but I did find time to read. I suspect that the author of one of the books I finished, Walden, would not think much of either my hectic schedule or my eclectic reading. I started reading Walden last year, when the kids and I were learning about [...]
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What would Thoreau think?
Posted in Thoreau, autodidactism, books, cultures, interconnectedness, life learning, poetry, reading, unschooling, war, writing, tagged autodidactism, book clubs, Bookconscious Theory of the Interconnectedness of Reading, cultures, fiction, historical fiction, history, interconnectedness, libraries, life learning, New England, novels, poetry, reading, suspense, Theory of Interconnectedness, Thoreau, unschooling, Walden, war, writing on May 7, 2009 | 2 Comments »
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