Literature Without Borders: International Literature in English For Student Writers by George R. Bozzini

Literature Without Borders: International Literature in English For Student Writers Reviews

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  Rashaan

  This reader presents an impressive roster of inspiring and esteemed contemporary writers from across the globe. This was the main attraction for adopting the text. In practice in the classroom, many of the stories and the few essays that are interspersed proved to be inaccessible to students. Though the writers, i.e. Silko, Soyinka, Said, Achebe, etc. are incredibly impressive, many of the students could not relate to the texts, which made class discussions and assignments difficult.
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  Jacqueline Reed

  I would have never read this book if it wasn't assigned reading for a Multicultural Literature (ML) class. With that said, I am so pleased to have been able to read this book. The stories all connected with me in one way or another. Some I loved, some not so much. Overall, I view ML in a new light and will seek out these authors and this genre in the future.
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  Stephanie

  Readings:
  I read a number of stories in this book for a class. A number of them were enjoyable. Some of them were not. Some of the assigned stories I could not even begin to read, because they just... I really didn't like them.
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  Marichee

  I know this will probably sound weird, but I like this book. It has a nice variety of stories and authors from different backgrounds, cultures and races. Some are good, some are mediocre, but none are really bad.
  
  As texts go, this was a good read.
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  Juniper

  The stories in this book offer good morals and are very well written for people who learned English as a second or third language.
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  Jeanette Wade

  sad stories