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Natalie Goldberg's Three Simple Lines: A Writer's Pilgrimage Into the Heart and Homeland of Haiku was reviewed by several Kansas Association of Teachers of English members who participated in a book study. Goldberg's text is applicable not only for one's own creative pursuits, but it is also valuable for instruction of haiku in ELA classes and social-emotional activities. No matter where one is on their life or pedagogical journey, there's something for everyone to unpack from Goldberg's text.
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