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გონების მიღმა by Sharon M. Draper | Goodreads
WEBMar 9, 2010 · Sharon M. Draper. 4.35. 160,831 ratings17,400 reviews. შერონ დრეიპერის "გონების მიღმა" ამბავია პატარა გოგონაზე …
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Out of My Mind
Book by Sharon M. Draper
Out of My Mind is a 2010 novel by Sharon M. Draper, a New York Times bestselling author. The cover illustration of the fifth edition is by Daniel Chang, and the cover photography is by Cyril Bruneau/J…
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Originally publishedMarch 9, 2010
Author Sharon M. Draper
Series Out of My Mind
GenreRealistic Fiction · Young Adult · Middle Grade · Fiction · Contemporary · Disability · Childrens · School · Juvenile · Family
Awards Josette Frank Award · Buckeye Children's Book Award · Pennsylvania Young Readers' Choice Award · Vermont Golden Dome Book Award · New Mexico Land of Enchantment Award · California Young Readers Medal · Washington State Sasquatch Award · Bluestem Book Award · Goodreads Choice Award · Intermediate Nutmeg Book Award · Rebecca Caudill Young Readers' Book Award · لاک‌پشت پرنده · Premi Protagonista Jove · Maud Hart Lovelace Award
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Many people love love love this book, so I'm going to skip the praise for now (you can read plenty of it elsewhere) and …
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Many people love love love this book, so I'm going to skip the praise for now (you can read plenty of it elsewhere) and go straight to criticism: 1. The phrase "untouched in my hands" really bothers me. If a snowflake is melting in your hands, you've touched it. This line was probably meant to sound poetic but comes off as a failed metaphor to me. 2. I worry this book is dated already. Do kids in the year 2010 say "tight" anymore? I think Draper is trying to make Melody sound like an average kid, but to me she sounds like an adult trying to sound like a kid. In fact, a lot of dialogue struck me as unrealistic (i.e. an adult's version of what she thinks modern kids sound like). I've never heard anyone say, "She is tripping," without droppin' the g. Now, I still say things are "the bomb," but I'm a lot older than the kids in this book. Other things that I think will date this book: MySpace, TiVo, and Nintendo Wii. (I've re-read sections of the book and I think it's Draper's overuse of exclamation points that makes her characters sound inauthentic and corny to me.)3. It strikes me as unrealistic that Melody, with her super intelligence, couldn't communicate better using her low-tech talking board. If she's a perfect speller, couldn't she spell out "I love you" to her parents? Wouldn't they take the time to allow her to do that? Better yet, wouldn't her parents seek out adaptive technology so they could communicate better with their child?4. The villains in this story (Molly and Claire, the bad teachers, and the stupid psychologist that gives Melody her initial intelligence test) are totally one-dimensional. I get annoyed when authors create completely flat villains. 5. I thought the near-tragedy thrown in at the end of the book didn't really contribute to the story. It was a weird way to end the book, …
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I have a lot of say about this book. I had so many feels. I have cried and I have raged. BOOKS MAKE ME FEEL!****FR…
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I have a lot of say about this book. I had so many feels. I have cried and I have raged. BOOKS MAKE ME FEEL!****FREAKING SPOILERS****In this book we meet Melody. I'm going to write a good amount of excerpts about Melody. *Melody had a pink wheelchair until she upgraded. *Melody had a goldfish named Ollie until he jumped out of the bowl and died. (she got blamed)*Melody got a dog she names Butterscotch by pointing at candy until her parents get it right.*Melody has cerebral-palsy.*Melody can't speak, walk, eat on her own or take herself to the bathroom. *Melody had a doctor tell her mom that she has brain damage. (bastard)*Melody has a photographic memory. *Melody tells the story in her mind through-out the book.*Melody is fictional but there are many Melody's. *Melody has a wonderful neighbor named Violet who taught her to do things she couldn't. *Melody has a very loving mom and dad. *Melody has a new baby sister. *Melody has a wonderful aide, Catherine that helps her in school. *Melody goes to school with a couple of @ssholes. Here is a little more about Melody. I have no idea how I untangled the complicated process of words and thought, but it happened quickly and naturally. By the time I as two, all my memories had words, and all my words had meanings. But only in my head.I have never spoken one single word. I am almost eleven years old.•••••••When I sleep, I dream. And in my dreams I can do anything. I get picked first on the playground for games. I can run so fast! I take gymnastics, and I never fall off the balance beam. I know how to square-dance, and I'm good at it. I call my friends on the phone, and we talk for hours. I whisper secrets. I sing. When I wake up in the morning, it's always …
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Oh, man. I'm finding this book very difficult to write about. I really want to like this book. Before I was a librarian, I wa…
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Oh, man. I'm finding this book very difficult to write about. I really want to like this book. Before I was a librarian, I was a disability rights advocate; and of the many experiences that I had during those six years, one of the most intense and formative was supporting a young woman my age who had CP and was nonverbal. She was a client and then a friend, and much of our time together was spent supporting her to learn how to use a speech device to communicate in her own words. She passed away a few years ago, and I miss her. Our friendship, and the experience of supporting her to learn to speak using her own words, necessarily colors my reading of this book and others like it - so that's why I feel the need to include it in a book review. My family experience with disability in general and CP in particular changes my perspective too. It makes me an unobjective reader, and prone to judge the book on my own experiences - so of course, take my review with a grain or ten of salt. Please excuse any rambling! So as a reader, and in my librarian life, I frequently look for books for teens and kids that star characters with disabilities. There are truly wonderful ones (Rules) and terrible ones (So B. It). I particularly keep my eyes open for books that star characters with depth, complexity, and personhood, rather than ones that use people with disabilities as a foil or plot device acting on characters without disabilities. And I frequently get irritated at authors who write ridiculous, inauthentic portrayals of PWD (*cough* So B. It *cough*). I know that gifted authors can write anything -- whether or not it's close to their own life experience -- but I have found that for the most part, authors who write what they know about PWD rather than what they've gleaned from inaccurate pop-culture representations, tend to write …
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Draper: My mother took me to the library every single Saturday from the time I was 3 years old. You could check out 10 books at a time and that’s what I would do.
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