Author: Steve Turner
Copyright: 2006
This is one of the books that I used for my Annotative Bibliography. Like I said in my last blog, I couldn't continue reading the other book b/c it just wasn't moving fast enough, so I started a new book. I need to do a non fiction book, and I had a giant stack of Beatles books in my room, so I chose the one that was the most appealing to me. This particular Beatles book seemed to be the most interesting of the 12 books I have. It takes a an approach that isn't quite as serious and overdone as some of the other books, but is still a good representation of them.
Besides what I used to for my bibliography, I hope to learn more about them that I didn't already know. I imagine that this book will keep me engaged because The Beatles is something I'm truly interested it. I'm sure I'll be presented with all sorts of fun facts and odd information I wasn't expecting :P
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Your two book entries mostly say the same thing. Focus your energy on engaging with the books.
FYI, a friend in my book club found one of our books slow going, so she just speed-read to the dialogue and got the story that way. It's not ideal if you're going to be tested on a book, but it works if your goal is just to get through it :-)
So, what are you learning? I can't from your blog that you've done any reading.
well, from where i am in this book i haven't actually learned anything i didn't already know which is why i didn't include it in my blog
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