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Literature, study and teaching

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Dracula

Bram Stocker, Mary Shelley, Baphomet Giger et al.

1897 ★ 4.0

Teaching Literature

Elaine Showalter

2003

Reading better, reading smarter

Deborah Appleman

2011

More creative encounters

Anne T. Polkingharn

1988

Creating meaning through literature and the arts

Claudia E. Cornett

2011

Homer

Jasper Griffin

1980

Critical Encounters in Secondary English

Deborah Appleman

2015

Reading Stephen King

Jeffrey D. Wilhelm, Brenda Miller Power

1997

The Bedford Introduction to Literature--Reading, Thinking, Writing--Eleventh Edition

Michael Meyer, Margaret Atwood, Charles Dickens et al.

2016

Literature circles

Dave Leochko, Warren Rogers

2002

Thematic Poetry

Betsy Franco

2000

Arguing about literature

John Schilb

2014

The Giver

Suzanne Pavlos

1999

The Red Shoes

Rosemary Sullivan

1998

Approaches to teaching Goethe's Faust

Cyrus Hamlin

1987

The Magic School Bus

Joanna Cole

1995 ★ 4.2

Literacy and the Youngest Learner

Annie M. Moses, Nell K. Duke, V. Susan Bennett-Armistead

2005

Using computers to teach literature

Marilyn Jody

1998

From Hinton to Hamlet

Sarah K. Herz

1996

The Lost Art of Reading

David L. Ulin

2010

Ramona the Pest

Beverly Cleary

1970 ★ 4.0

ABC of reading

Ezra Pound

1960

The booktalker's bible

Chapple Langemack

2003

Academic instincts

Marjorie B. Garber

2001

Community-based learning and the work of literature

Ann Marie Fallon

2007

Interpreting literature

K. L. Knickerbocker

1965

Mosaic of thought

Ellin Oliver Keene, Susan Zimmermann

1997

Approaching literature

Peter J. Schakel

2012

Beats, rhymes, and classroom life

Marc Lamont Hill

2009

Teaching with the Norton anthology of western literature, expanded edition

Paula S. Berggren

2005

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