QR Code: Learn about me
NetGalley Advocate
NetGalley Badge
Tech News from the Assoc. for Computing Machinery- With Electronics in His Brain, Spine, Paralyzed Man Takes a Stride
- Europe's First 3D-Printed School Takes Shape in Ukraine
- A Boost for the Quantum Internet
- AI Identifies Similar Materials in Images
- America's Semiconductor Boom Faces Challenge: Not Enough Workers
- 'Attacker' Device to Improve Autonomous Car Safety
- Alternative Could Stay on Target if GPS Fails
- Underwater Robot Deployed to Aid Endangered Right Whales Off Georgia Coast
- Patterns of Brain Activity Accurately Predict Tongue Shape While Feeding
- Ethereum Closes Security Hole with Energy-Saving Update
- My Pinterest Food board (http://pinterest.com/kellibkelli/)
- An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later.
- Search Research
- SearchResearch on a podcast--"The Informed Life"--Listen now
- Taking a bit of a break...
- Answer: How well do LLMs answer SRS questions?
- Comment: LLMs, truth, and consistency--they don't have any idea
- Comment: How well do LLMs answer SRS questions?
- SearchResearch Challenge (4/19/23): How well do LLMs answer SRS questions?
- Answer: What's this architecture all about?
- SearchResearch Challenge (4/5/23): What's this architecture all about?
- An LLM doesn't know its own mind about using multiple languages
- When you ask an LLM a silly question...
Goodreads
Tag Archives: teenage girls
“Princess Academy: The Forgotten Sisters” — another excellent YA adventure from Shannon Hale
“Princess Academy: The Forgotten Sisters” by Shannon Hale; pub date Feb 24, 2015; ISBN 9781619634855; Grade Level: 4-8 Going by all the books I’ve previously read by Shannon Hale, including the two previous Princess Academy books (“Princess Academy” and “Palace … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Fiction
Tagged fantasy fiction, fantasy mystery, princesses, teenage girls
1 Comment
“Winger”, a funny (and at times heartbreaking) novel from a 14-year-old guy’s POV and “Strands of Bronze and Gold” – a retelling of Bluebeard. Don’t miss either one!
I’ve not finished either book, but I’m so enthralled by both of these novels that I didn’t want to wait to share. Although they’re nothing alike, they’re both making me lose sleep because I want to keep reading, and so … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Fiction
Tagged bluebeard, fairytale, Mississippi, reform school, rugby, teenage boys, teenage girls, teens
Leave a comment
Kelli -- A Victory Gardener (of Information) 