I loved this book! Rory's and Loreali's life is so interesting. You know that Jess causes a big factor when he comes into Stars Hallow. (You know this if you have been keeping up to the TV show on the WB) I recommend that you read the previous Gilmore Girls books first to fully understand this one. This was a great book and the only reason that I didn't give it five stars was becasue I am not sure of it's clarity to those who are not familiar with the Tv series.

The fourth novelized installment of the TV series told from Rory's point of view. Even though I've seen the episodes the novel covers (at least twice), the book is still fresh and entertaining.

The book is a hands-on guide for those searching for improvement in psychology-enriched teaching

A must read for those into philosophy and wishing to apply it to the public school system in america. The insight of the authors is amazing.

I read this book for a class called "Culture and Schooling" at my university. While I thought the book was well written and opened my eyes to some of the ways our education system has neglected and often abused minorities, it tends to promote a hostile attitude towards the white majority. I think Pai and Adler could have made their points without all of this "white bashing."