... are not allowed, but the cover was just so colorful and attractive. If nothing else was learned from this book, I believe that I now know how moths feel when they fly into those moth-zapping devices. The deep red background laying in perfect contrast to those happy little yellow stars on the cover page made me do it. Zaaaaap. I would stop here, and state ... ALA, Publishers Weekly, and School Library Journal; they have no taste. All in all, those who had previously read this novel kept saying how this account of the Cultural Revolution was absorbing, a page-turner, excellent, completely...

• Word Count: 1668
• Approx Pages: 7
• Grade Level: High School

... are more or less condoning the incursion into East Timor." It is obvious that the US decided from the start of the invasion that they would palliate the intrusion. The year that followed the invasion proved to be a significant gauge of just how little the invasion actually affected the American foreign policy towards Indonesia. It was in this year that president Ford more ... American Embassy had given out lists of communist names during the 1965 genocide. The Times did not pick up her report and in fact ran a story to bash her and make her seem unreliable. It is still unknown why the T...

• Word Count: 2195
• Approx Pages: 9