An English teacher has landed in deep trouble after using names of real students, while writing a hot novel, 'Stop! Don't Read'.
An English teacher has landed in deep trouble after using names of real students, while writing a hot novel, 'Stop! Don't Read'.
Leonora Rustamova, 39, has been suspended for writing the Internet novel 'Stop! Don't Read This', which also describes drug dealing and underage boozing.
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She insists that she penned the book with a view to encouraging students to read more.
Even though Leonora had the backing of 250 youngsters, governors at Calder High School in Mytholmroyd, West Yorks, decided on firing her.
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"Many pupils will miss her. She really was an excellent teacher," the Sun quoted mum Janet Oosthuysen as saying. (ANI)
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