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Increasing Reading/Literacy Performance of At-Risk Elementary Students through Increased Access to Fiction/Non-Fiction Resources and Incorporating Readers Theater Activities

• Authors : Salas, Gayla L.

Subjects: Theater Arts; Phonemes; Reading ImprovementIllinois

• Source: Online Submission. 2008.51

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Why Putin must be put on trial for invading Ukraine. A leading lawyer makes the case for prosecution. Shame this polemic reads like fan fiction. By Yuan Yi Zhu.

• Source: The Times (London, England). 2024, pages. 15

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A pro-Russian U.S. president moves from fiction to reality.

• Source: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL). 2024, pages. 6

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Putin muscles out his man in interview that blurs fact and fiction.

• Source: Daily Telegraph (London, England). 2024, pages. 14

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Ukrainian writer Andrey Kurkov: 'I felt guilty writing fiction in a time of war'; When Putin attacked, the novelist switched his focus to journalism. Two years on, he talks about his new crime series, life in Kyiv, and fiction as an escape from reality.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2024.

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War in space is no longer science fiction.

• Source: The Economist. 2024.

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Fact and fiction.

• Source: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL). 2023, pages. 8

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Weakened West is sleepwalking towards a new era of conflict. weekend essay PUTIN'S INVASION OF UKRAINE SHATTERED THE FICTION THAT WE CAN SOMEHOW GET ALONG WITH AGGRESSORS SUCH AS rUSSIA, iRAN AND C/HINA. bUT THE SHABBY STATE OF OUR ARMED FORCES SHOWS bRITAIN HAS YET TO ADJUST TO THAT REALITY, WRITES Max Hastings.

• Source: The Times (London, England). 2024, pages. 32

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The Russian Detective by Carol Adlam review -- exquisitely illustrated celebration of early crime fiction; This richly evocative tale -- part of a project drawing on the work of long-forgotten contemporaries of Dostoevsky -- bears repeated readings.

• Source: The Observer (London, England). 2024.

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From Salman Rushdie to RuPaul: the books to look out for in 2024; Memoirs from Neneh Cherry and Rebel Wilson, Colm Tóibín's sequel to Brooklyn and a departure for Ali Smith -- the biggest fiction and nonfiction for the year ahead.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2023.

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