Showing posts with label 52 books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 52 books. Show all posts

Thursday, October 12, 2017

“I want to tell you about a remarkable quote that I found in a book last week”

Practice saying this sentence:
“I want to tell you about a remarkable quote that I found in a book last week”


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  1. How is it going with your plans to make a website that makes money?
  2. Can you read this excerpt from Simon Sinek's book and tell someone about Johnny Bravo?   
  3. Pickup the book Leaders Eat Last .....   I want you to make a video presentation.  You can talk for two minutes and explain why the book has gold nuggets.
Then we can post that video as a book review.  We can transcribe the video presentation and type the review to appear in this blog. I want SunEd students to get in the habit of talking about books.

Go ahead, practice this sentence:
“I want to tell you about a remarkable quote that I found in a book last week”

That will be the statement that grabs visitors...  “a teenager who reads?  What school does he go to?”

“I want my kid to go to that school.”

So, when you find a book that you want to review, we can add it to the 52 books blog that I have started.


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Tuesday, August 8, 2017

Does your place of work have a wall where we can place a set of bookshelves, 30 inches wide, 30 inches tall?

Tai Lopez, the entrepreneur and innovative teacher, reads a book a day.   He has a TEDx talk that concludes:  "You should read a book a day, too.  At least read a book per week."


The BOOK NOOK is a project that publishes the idea that "the main obstacle to reading is NOT HAVING A BOOK."  The Book nook is a place where books are given away.  Given away.   Given away.  If we own the book, then we can read it anytime.

If you are a manager at a place of work where hundreds of people enter your building (a government agency, a school, a supermarket), then you could host a "52 Books" set of shelves as part of the Free Book Project.

Our volunteers will bring books each week so that your "52 Books" set of shelves always has something for people to take.
Call (954) 646 8246 to learn more.