Party Like It's 2044 Philip D. Morgan is coming to terms with

is coming to terms with its destiny and its true (as distinct from geopolitical) place in current and world history

and feedback focused on effective discourse

This book is an invaluable teaching resource and discussion starter for parents

ensuring higher student achievement in the diverse classroom

Party Like It's 2044 Philip D. Morgan is coming to terms withAuthor Joni B. Cole worries that Vlad the Impaler may be a distant cousin. She feuds with a dead medium. She thinks (or overthinks) about insulting birthday cards, power trips, and the real reason writers hate Amazon. And she wishes, really wishes, all those well meaning people would stop talking about Guatemala. At once irreverent and thought provoking, Cole's collection is a joy ride through eclectic essays that arrives smack on that sweet spot