Oh yes definitely she's so professional at it. Radio interview today was from a very very professional business woman who knows exactly what she's doing with every confidence. That head back laugh look at me Jamie was unreal. Even down to to the innocent little bow in her hair she knows exactly what look she's trying to portrayI think she’s had a plan from the beginning, but playing innocent little Sophie has all the sheep lapping it up
It's another way to deflect (bad) attention away from her. If it ever goes tits up watch her play dumb or victim or both and throw Jamie & her Mum under the bus, blaming them for it all.This ‘mum always says’ lark is getting right on my tits! What are you, 3?! Don’t get me wrong, I have so much respect for my mum but jeez I don’t quote her every day!
I’m thank you for saying this as it is sooooooo true. Absolute deflection.It's another way to deflect (bad) attention away from her. If it ever goes tits up watch her play dumb or victim or both and throw Jamie & her Mum under the bus, blaming them for it all.
She honestly makes out as if her mum is some greek philosopher that needs to impart her wisdom on all us mere mortals via the medium of Soph. Nah love, she’s your mum, her word isn’t final, grow up, grow a spine and learn to live for yourself and not through your mums quotes yanno....ATVThis ‘mum always says’ lark is getting right on my tits! What are you, 3?! Don’t get me wrong, I have so much respect for my mum but jeez I don’t quote her every day!
From the screenshots I've seen, I'd put it in the 7-10 range. (Source: me. I'm a librarian and am pretty well versed in Lexile ranges, i.e. how difficult a chunk of a text is).Yes I was just about to say this, it’s not a typo it’s just a really piss poor attempt at constructing a sentence!
I’d love someone to work out the reading age of that book, it’s probably about 7 years old.
Hinch would say to J "get me the talc remove your flip flops and when I say the word I'll throw the talc in her face and then we leg it"I reckon stace would destroy her! She’s from Dagenham, she’d go all gangster on her spoilt ass
Well Tattlers, because I am who I am, and because I'm avoiding my grad school work tonight, I've gone ahead and run a few text clips through a Lexile calculator! Aren't you all as thrilled as I am by this exercise? (Edited to say: Lexile is how librarians, teachers, book publishers, etc. rate how challenging a book is, so that we know which grade level and reader it might be suited to! It's not often used for adults, because it's assumed that adults have a certain proficiency, but it can be used for struggling adult readers.)From the screenshots I've seen, I'd put it in the 7-10 range. (Source: me. I'm a librarian and am pretty well versed in Lexile ranges, i.e. how difficult a chunk of a text is).
Sorry if I’m kate to the party.... what Piers Morgan post? I’ve tried searching for his Facebook page and it’s nowhere to be seenJust had a browse on the Piers Morgan post, the Hinchers are proving exactly what trolls they are, going on to his page and saying something other than they love him, which in Hinch’s world would be grounds for an instant block! Biggest trolls proved right there, and what amazing Hinchers does she say she has?? With never any nastiness Fair play to Piers, he’s leaving all the comments up there, he doesn’t give a flying f*** just sitting back and seeing them show Hinch up. Mrs Hinch has raised and nurtured the real trolls. Going on someone’s account and slagging them off is trolling, keeping your concerns about the dirty deeds of an Influencer on a forum that they have to physically seek out is not.
Yeah I went to twitter and couldn't find anything there.Sorry if I’m kate to the party.... what Piers Morgan post? I’ve tried searching for his Facebook page and it’s nowhere to be seen
It's on this Instagram postSorry if I’m kate to the party.... what Piers Morgan post? I’ve tried searching for his Facebook page and it’s nowhere to be seen
Stella you're a bleeping legend!Well Tattlers, because I am who I am, and because I'm avoiding my grad school work tonight, I've gone ahead and run a few text clips through a Lexile calculator! Aren't you all as thrilled as I am by this exercise? (Edited to say: Lexile is how librarians, teachers, book publishers, etc. rate how challenging a book is, so that we know which grade level and reader it might be suited to! It's not often used for adults, because it's assumed that adults have a certain proficiency, but it can be used for struggling adult readers.)
I won't bore you with the details, BUT see the screenshot here- the pink outline is one text I used (I did two others to make sure this wasn't just a particularly low-scoring piece).
The book is scoring around 810-1000 Lexile level. Here's a good chart of where I'd expect readers to be- for "meets expectations" for grade level in the United States, we're looking at Grades 4 and 5, which is ages 9-10 is. So, my earlier estimate of 7-11 is just about right- I always leave wiggle room for struggling and advanced readers!
Here's that Lexile chart.
Another text analysis of the same screenshot (again, I did use another, just this one for continuity) is showing that the ATOS level (basically- how "readable" is a book?) is 6.3. Here's a chart I like to explain the conversions: http://doc.renlearn.com/kmnet/r00575359d240bc6.pdf This basically puts it around a 6th grade level, so again, we're looking between 4th-6th grade reading level, ages 9-11 ish. This scores *below* the 25th percentile for 6th grade books used for instructional purposes, FYI. http://www1.renaissance.com/Products/Accelerated-Reader/ATOS/Results/ID/1865390
So!