I have a complaint. A Kindle complaint. I have purchased over 50 books on my Kindle in 14 months, so I have the right to complain. I always read something for fun during my semester breaks, so last week I bought and read Acacia, a fantasy book I’ve been eyeing for a while. The Kindle [...]
Come ON Florida!
Policy is not my area, but the load of crap being pushed through the Florida Senate today is enough for me to become a lobbyist (or, worse, a politician). On the heels of the NAEP announcement that Florida has made some significant gains in reading, the Florida senate just passed a bill that does a [...]
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