Notes from a Coma

The unnamed narrator of the novel, a former government official, has decided to retire from the world and lead a life of inactivity and contemplation. His fiercely bitter, cynical and witty monologue ranges from general observations and philosophical musings to memorable scenes from his own life, including his obsessive plans to exact revenge on an officer who has shown him disrespect and a dramatic encounter with a prostitute.Подробнее: https://skidka-msk.ru/tovar/1967953_notes-from-underground.html.

The unnamed narrator of the novel, a former government official, has decided to retire from the world and lead a life of inactivity and contemplation. His fiercely bitter, cynical and witty monologue ranges from general observations and philosophical musings to memorable scenes from his own life, including his obsessive plans to exact revenge on an officer who has shown him disrespect and a dramatic encounter with a prostitute.Подробнее: https://skidka-msk.ru/tovar/1967953_notes-from-underground.html.

The unnamed narrator of the novel, a former government official, has decided to retire from the world and lead a life of inactivity and contemplation. His fiercely bitter, cynical and witty monologue ranges from general observations and philosophical musings to memorable scenes from his own life, including his obsessive plans to exact revenge on an officer who has shown him disrespect and a dramatic encounter with a prostitute.Подробнее: https://skidka-msk.ru/tovar/1967953_notes-from-underground.html.

I thought I knew everything about Gwen Matson. We've been best friends since sophomore year at Analy High. I know her to be smart and confident with a retro style that would give Jackie O a run for her money–albeit a graceful, sweat-free run in kitten heels.Not once did she ever display a rabid need to record every detail of her existence. But never before had she gone on a weekend road trip with her amazing boyfriend, Coop…and his evil, yoga-toned best friend, Devil Blonde Dannika. Now she's writing to me like mad.Not that I'm complaining. I'm in gay Paris (good), meeting my future in-laws (bad), so her tireless scribbling is keeping us both sane.Usually, a well-thought-out What Would Jackie Do? helps Gwen pull it together. But this crisis is beyond help. I know Gwen and Coop are meant to be, but can their love withstand Gwen's psycho jealousy and Dannika's twisted sabotage?

I thought I knew everything about Gwen Matson. We've been best friends since sophomore year at Analy High. I know her to be smart and confident with a retro style that would give Jackie O a run for her money–albeit a graceful, sweat-free run in kitten heels.Not once did she ever display a rabid need to record every detail of her existence. But never before had she gone on a weekend road trip with her amazing boyfriend, Coop…and his evil, yoga-toned best friend, Devil Blonde Dannika. Now she's writing to me like mad.Not that I'm complaining. I'm in gay Paris (good), meeting my future in-laws (bad), so her tireless scribbling is keeping us both sane.Usually, a well-thought-out What Would Jackie Do? helps Gwen pull it together. But this crisis is beyond help. I know Gwen and Coop are meant to be, but can their love withstand Gwen's psycho jealousy and Dannika's twisted sabotage?

The New York Times bestseller from the author of Wherever Nina Lies and The Secret Sisterhood of Heartbreakers.When June met Delia, she was a lifeline. Their intense friendship gave her a sense of belonging, of security, that she’d never had before. She felt braver, smarter, funnier, more attractive when Delia was around. But then something went wrong, and Delia and June haven’t spoken for a year when an announcement is made at their school that Delia is dead.June barely has time to mourn before Delia’s ex-boyfriend convinces her that Delia didn’t kill herself but was in fact murdered, and June is fast swept into a tangle of lies and deceit – and a conspiracy she can barely conceive of, never mind believe.Stylish, sexy and atmospheric, with so many twists it will leave you breathless. Fans of Jay Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why will love this. Lynn Weingarten is a writer and editor of books. Suicide Notes from Beautiful Girls will be her fourth young adult novel published in the USA, and her UK debut. She lives in Brooklyn, New York where she likes reading, eating snacks, playing with fluffy animals, and plotting ways for made up people to brutally murder each other.

Tom?s es un muchacho de catorce a?os que vive en las afueras de un pueblo, en un vecindario llamado «La Avenida de los Olmos». Un d?a, mientras hac?a uno de sus habituales paseos por el bosque junto con su perro Duke y su mejor amigo Marcos, se encuentra con una misteriosa cueva oculta en un peque?o valle que no hab?a visto antes, sin embargo, algo los asusta y escapan sin haber podido averiguar qu? secretos escond?a aquel lugar. A partir de entonces deciden investigar al respecto, pero sin darse cuenta se meten de lleno en una situaci?n que los supera. Una en la que no se imaginaban acabar ni en sus peores pesadillas.

?Qu? ocurre cuando se est? entre la vida y la muerte? Si bien algunos de los que han logrado regresar de ese trance dicen haber estado frente a un c?lido y agradable resplandor, donde se encontraron con seres queridos fallecidos, en un para?so del cual no les provocaba salir, pues aqu? no encontrar? m?s de lo mismo, aqu?… Se ofrece la versi?n nunca contada. Bien podr?a ser ese lugar que algunos han llamado «Purgatorio», o quiz?s usted tenga su propia versi?n, es m?s, seguramente se forme una nueva idea luego de leer sobre esta aterradora experiencia. Aqu?, atrapado entre dimensiones desconocidas, se libra una tit?nica lucha entre el bien y el mal; una incesante b?squeda por escapar de ese laber?ntico infierno. ?Te atrever?as a acompa?arme en un recorrido por esa traves?a?

Here, pioneer Trudy Banta illuminates the many facets of assessment in colleges and universities during the past two decades. Addressing the principles of good assessment practice, she gives an insider?s perspective and shares the larger questions and answers encountered in assessment. In the final section, she looks at assessment outside the United States. This valuable publication will give you a broader, deeper appreciation of the successes, snares, and future of outcomes assessment.