#SundayFunday @BookmarkTavern
I love reading poetry but stumble at the theory, so I'm going to try and work on this next year.
Recently I've been reviewing the calculus textbook for my AP exam coming up. The author uses bold text for titles, examples, and visuals to help learners understand the content. Stewart also includes review exercises to help learners revisit subjects they may have forgotten. In all, James Stewart's Calculus is very helpful for learning calculus.
so-soIt was a helpful book to read with a bit of humor, I just didn‘t love having to read this for class
Writing tip from Seabiscuit:
Think I‘m cinematic terms when you need to figure out if you want to create full motion or if you would prefer slow motion. In general, the faster you want a sentence to go, the less punctuation you will use. Every mark of punctuation slows a passage down to some degree.
And today I came across this interesting article
https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/75602/what-famous-novels-look-stripped-every...
pickYou have to read the subtitle to know that this book focuses on using reading to inform your writing!
In each chapter, the author uses excerpts from famous books to give writing tips. My favorite chapter included an analysis of Seabiscuit by Lauren Hillenbrand. In fact, the author of The Boys in the Boat learned a lot from closely reading it!
However, this book would be better if it had more diversity in text selection and influential texts.
After reading The Courage to be Disliked, this summer, I‘m starting the first of this 5 books collection tonight. I found his way to relating to life‘s drama worth digging into 😉 #psychology
“Believing Is Seeing” is about the limitations of vision, and about the inevitable idiosyncrasies and distortions involved in the act of looking — in particular, looking at photographs. #seeingisbelieving #septembersenses
So many books about music in my library, and so many boring covers! This one was the most #musicalcover I could find. #magicalMay @Eggs
