Congratulations to all those 81 scholars on Goodreads. Unfortunately, I teach 94 scholars. Thirteen of you have never "befriended" me. Without allowing me to view your updates, I cannot award you points you may have worked on back on Sept. 14 when I took every class to the Computer Lab. In order to be in a position to earn the next 100 points for Oct. 30th's assignment of three new books updated, please follow instructions and be sure I can SEE your "reads".
For all others, great work on getting books up that you plan to read, weekly updates on those you're "Currently-Reading" and writing comprehensive critiques, recommendations, "what I learned was..." and other analytical write-ups that range from 1-2 paragraphs. Those still writing barely two sentences, you can gain more credit with more effort. Simply read reviews from Leonela, Natalia, Mohammad F., Emily, Muyiwa, Robert, Crystal S., and Mike L.
Model your next reviews after these more expressive, complete write-ups.
Good Luck!
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The moral virtues, then, are produced in us neither by nature nor against nature. Nature, indeed, prepares in us the ground for their reception, but their complete formation is the product of habit.
Aristole
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