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My New Book

Started Aug. 19, 2009

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First Name:

Robert

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Belenky

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Marshfield

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Marshfield

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I have just self published (via iUniverse) a book about education, "Tales of Priut Almus: Participant Observation in a Russian Children's Shelter." Everyone who has read it so far - including Deborah Meier - has liked it ad has said very positive things about it. I want to get the word out. Can the Network help me? You can learn more about the book by going to my web site, robertbelenky.com. And I would be pleased to send along free review copies on request.

Thank you,

Bob Belenky

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robertbelenky@mac.com

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At 5:46pm on September 10, 2009, Bridget Carruth said…: Hi. Would you mind taking a look at my blog about Internet Education System-a method I developed to bring preschool through Grade 12 via the computer-and give me your feedback? Thanks!

At 12:05pm on August 20, 2009, Kim Carter said…: Hi Robert, and welcome to the Five Freedoms Network. It's great to have you here -- how did you hear about us?

Your new book sounds quite interesting. Posting a discussion about your book is a great start. We also have a section in the Soapbox called "Resource Corner" where you might want to also post information. I'll definitely check out your website to learn more about it!

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