I Can Make up my Own Mind

Update: 2012-09-21

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Over the course of this subject you would have encountered books that you love, books that you loathe, and books that you are indifferent towards. Why is this the case? How does a reader interpret and judge a book?

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Conclusion and Revision II

2012-10-0553:40

Conclusion and Revision I

2012-10-0354:56

How a Reader Develops a Response

2012-09-2154:47

I Can Make up my Own Mind

2012-09-2147:52

Changing Forms of Storytelling II

2012-09-2154:29

Changing Forms of Storytelling I

2012-09-1450:15

Moral Ambiguity in The Hunger Games

2012-09-0951:44

Utopias and Dystopias

2012-09-0449:35

The Gendering of Storytelling

2012-08-3152:19

Girls Books and Boys Books

2012-08-3052:19

Romance and Vampires

2012-08-3053:36

What it is to be Young and in Love

2012-08-2151:13

Perceiving 'the Voice' in a Story

2012-08-2052:13

Me in My World

2012-08-2051:34

Creating Meaning in Fiction

2012-08-1350:19

Me and My Identity

2012-08-0950:48

War in Young Adult Fiction

2012-08-0944:53

The Turmoil of the Teenager

2012-08-0351:53

Defining Young Adult Fiction

2012-07-2754:21

Introduction

2012-07-2447:45

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I Can Make up my Own Mind

David Beagley

I Can Make up my Own Mind