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Alexander Russo at This Week in Education points us to a wonderfully written example of narrative journalism called Zach and the reading thrones by Cindy Lange-Kubick at the Lincoln (Neb.) Journal-Star. I just had to pass it on.
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By margo
January 9, 2009 2:26 PM | Link to this
Wow. What an incredibly moving story. I loved the way she wrote it. Thanks for sharing it, Scott.