Gina D. B. Clemen
Auteur de Mystery in San Francisco (Green Apple)
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Œuvres de Gina D. B. Clemen
Reading & Training : Gina D. B. Clemen : Great mysteries of our world [book + sound recording] (2005) — Auteur — 9 exemplaires
Reading & Training Discovery : Gina D. B. Clemen : American cities [book + sound recording] (2008) — Auteur — 6 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Gina D. B. Clemen : Alien alert in Seattle [book + sound recording] (2008) — Auteur — 5 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Gina D.B. Clemen : The vampire's tear [book + sound recording] (2008) — Auteur — 5 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Gina D. B. Clemen : Miami police file: the O`Nell case [book + sound recording] (2008) — Auteur — 4 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Gina D. B. Clemen : Murder at Coyote Canyon [book + sound recording] (2008) — Auteur — 2 exemplaires
The American West (Green Apple) 1 exemplaire
Ghastly Ghosts! (Intermediate) 1 exemplaire
Reading & Training : Gina D. B. Clemen : Mystery in New Orleans [book + sound recording] (1815) 1 exemplaire
Reading & Training Discovery : Gina D.B. Clemen : London [book + sound recording] (2010) — Auteur — 1 exemplaire
Reading & Training Discovery : Gina D.B. Clemen : Exploring places [book + sound recording] (2008) — Auteur — 1 exemplaire
Miami police File : the O'Nell Case 1 exemplaire
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Reading & Training : Charles Dickens : Great expectations [book + sound recording] (2002) — Adapted by — 11 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Sir Arthur Conan Doyle : Sherlock Holmes stories [book + sound recording] (2006) — Adapted by — 10 exemplaires
Reading & Training : O. Henry : The Ransom of Red Chief and other stories [book + sound recording] (1918) — Adapted by — 6 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Mark Twain : The jumping frog [book + sound recording] (2004) — Adapted by — 6 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Nathaniel Hawthorne : The scarlet letter [book + sound recording] (1998) — Adapted by — 6 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Joseph Conrad : Lord Jim [book + sound recording] (2008) — Adapted by — 5 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Herman Melville : Moby Dick [book + sound recording] (2008) — Adapted by — 5 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Nathaniel Hawthorne : Stories of suspense [book + sound recording] (2004) — Adapted by — 5 exemplaires
Reading & Training : F. Scott Fitzgerald : The great Gatsby [book + sound recording] (2008) — Adapted by — 4 exemplaires
Reading & Training : James Fenimore Cooper : The last of the Mohicans [book + sound recording] (2003) — Adapted by — 3 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Lewis Carroll : Alice's adventures in Wonderland {Step 2 B1.1} [book + sound recording] (2008) — Adapted by — 2 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Oscar Wilde : The picture of Dorian Gray {B2.2} [book + sound recording] (2008) — Adapted by — 2 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Gaston Leroux : The phantom of the opera [book + sound recording] (2003) — Adapted by — 2 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Robert Wellington : The willing ghost [book + sound recording] (2008) — Activities by — 2 exemplaires
Reading & Training : Victor Hugo : Les Misérables [book + sound recording] (2016) — Adapted by — 1 exemplaire
Reading & Training : Henry James : Washington Square [book + sound recording] — Adapted by — 1 exemplaire
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- 17
- Membres
- 112
- Popularité
- #174,306
- Évaluation
- 3.5
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- 1
- ISBN
- 56
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- 4
Review:
2.5 stars at the most. Rounded up because I feel sorry for the book.
My first mistake was probably forgetting this was about vampires. Personally, I find vampires seriously boring. I just don’t like them. It was pretty obvious that the professor was definitely a vampire, what with the Dracula accent (I’ve no idea where its actually from, but .....Transylvania probably?) and pale skin, and weird eyes.
I did not love it. It was very stereotypical in some places, and frankly, a bit racist. I found the narration very boring, and not at all capturing my attention. The writing itself seemed seriously wooden, and robotic, and the characters seem very one-dimensional and with zero depth. We get absolutely no introduction, and get thrown into the story. While I normally love discovering-the-world-with-the-characters, this one was just boring.
I thought audiobook narration didn’t include the “said nick”, “said Michelle”, etc parts of the text, when narrated by more then one person, but I don't listen to audiobooks, so I'm not sure. These were some of my reactions to the things happening:
At this point I just finished with it, and gave up. It was almost exactly as I predicted, with the murder mystery I did not guess, but I'd stopped trying.
I think another reason I didn't like it was because I've gotten used to writing that's meant for people above 15, like not-middle-grade writing. I feel I would have enjoyed this more had I seen it 3-4 years ago, and I hadn't read so much good fiction.
That's all I have to say. I recommend it to teachers who use it for teaching, in a teacher-aid way, this was pretty good, but personally just not for me.… (plus d'informations)