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A level 2 Oxford Bookworms Library graded reader. This version includes an audio book: listen to the story as you read. Written for Learners of English by Anne Collins. 'Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country.' More than fifty years ago, the new US President,...

A level 4 Factfiles Oxford Bookworms Library graded reader. This version includes an audio book: listen to the story as you read. Written for Learners of English by Rowena Akinyemi. Who will speak for the poor? Who will listen to slaves, and those who have no rights? Who will work for a future where...

Easy Reading Book: 5,000 Words.Bored with the conventions of life, he was committed to create the ultimate companion, MANSTAT. He hired the best man in the business. He paid him a small fortune. He gave him carte blanche and praised the creation of such a marvel. Nothing will ever come close. MANSTAT...

Easy reading book. A panhandler, an alcoholic mother, a lawyer behind the wheel of a bucket truck, a state trooper who despises women, a presidential candidate fond on social media, a coroner with a new set of scalpels, and a star maker with the latest technology. All in a mosaic, or better an orgy of life stories taped and narrated by the author himself.

Fast English Learner Vol. 2 - Read English with confidence, pick up vocabulary and learn new words you won't forget by reading vol. 2 of the Fast English Learner Terror in Atlanta.MOMS WERE NO longer carrying babies in their expensive strollers, they were hauling monsters. And the rest...

Easy Reader Intermediate Level: 10,000 Words We dream a great deal; the tranquility of the night is probably the best time to enjoy life. What comes later is often concocted in the mind, which is at full steam 24/7. The study of dreams is complex; Freud had his ideas, and Jung made it more...

Easy Reader 3,000 Words He had only one thing in his mind, take delivery of his brand new plane and fly to Taormina, in the isle of Sicily. At takeoff, he’s the pilot and the only passenger who wants the sky all for himself; he even befriends a few clouds. Leg after leg the plane fills up quickly,...

Easy reading book 5,000 words.Olga, a law student living with her parents, meets Gail at a photo shoot of her younger sister Nadia, who's dreaming on becoming a super model. Gail is a make up artist; she lives with her boyfriend Guy, who works for an iron gate company. After a welding...

The inspiring stories of 6 people who changed history. Contents:Johannes Gutenberg, inventor of the printing pressLouis Braille, creator of an alphabet for blind peopleAlexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephoneThomas Edison, inventor of the electric light bulbGuglielmo Marconi, inventor of the...

This little guide notes that "Hyphens are seldom really important. Everybody screws up the rules all the time and few airplanes are falling out of the sky because of it."Then it tells you how hyphens can be used and abused. It also has a nifty illustration of a man-eating fish attacking a man eating fish.

Learning English is like discovering a whole entire world that resided right in front of you, all this time, while you were unaware of its existence. Information may not even be the best thing that you gain. Is the opportunity to connect with people from different places, that really makes it count....

The second edition of “The IELTS for Beginners” not only provides information on the parts of the exam but it also offers a very detailed description of the types of questions. Each skill tested is dealt with in a separate chapter and the information about the question types is followed by advice...

The inspiring stories of 6 people who changed history. Contents:Alessandro Volta, inventor of the batteryMichael Faraday, inventor of the electric motorMarie Curie, famous for her work on radioactivityAlbert Einstein, creator of the Theory of RelativityAlexander Fleming, discoverer of the first antibioticLinus...

The other day, I wrote a few sentences on the board and then tried to find the reactions of the students. The students were quite new to such word play, and they seemed to be amused. I let them read these sentences and then told them what each sentence meant. After a while I added information...