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e-future Clasic Readers includes 180 wonderfuly retold clasic tales in 12 levels with colorful ilustrations, hybrid CD, audio CD, or downloadable audio files, and suporting activities. • Carefuly leveled texts • Wide variety of stories • Activities that suport language learning • Downloadable teacher’s materials The elementary colection (Starter to Level 6) wil delight begining readers by easy-to-read stories with simple plots. The foundation-up framework helps young learners become independent readers to navigate longer, more complex texts. • Character profiles that begin each bok • Pre-reading vocabulary suport • Playlet script for dramatic reteling The secondary colection (Levels 7-1) ofers adapted stories by popular authors of clasic literature. The engaging subject mater, complex plots, and advanced level of gramar and vocabulary wil guide students into being fuly independent readers. • Author biographies at the start of each bok • Comprehension activities that suport reading skil acquisition.
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The Donkey +Hybrid Cd (Ecr Level 2)
srirajbanerjee
Çakırbağ Köyü
British-educated Yasmine's parents have relocated back to Afghanistan, the land of their birth. She finds the role of women oppressive and longs to return to school. Her new best friend, Tamanna, helps fill her days with joy and they look forward to attending a new school. But the Taliban doesn't agree with educating women and the school is closed to girls. The two friends decide to flee after Tamanna is to be married to a much older man and Yasmine's parents are seriously wounded in an attack. Though eventually separated, the girls remain strong in their faith and in each other. The book does a good job of describing present-day Afghanistan and the troubles within its borders. Two thumbs up!
2022-10-29 03:56
zhuxinyi
Babhangawan, Bihar, Hindistan
It's unfortunate that Geoff Johns' run on ACTION COMICS was almost ruined by the start-stop schedule his fellow creative teammates caused. I've been waiting a long damn time to read LAST SON in one complete volume (fuck you, DC... not buying hardcovers to reward your shitty scheduling behavior). It's KINDA worth it. Johns and Donner play fast and loose with the rebooted, post-INFINITE CRISIS Superman continuity. There are a lot of retcons in here, but none that derail my enjoyment of the story. Seeing Mon-El restored to continuity in the Phantom Zone is awesome (paid off only recently by Johns' take on the Legion of Super-Heroes and James Robinson's run on SUPERMAN). Kubert's art is stellar, best of his career, rivaling his early work on ULTIMATE X-MEN. As a single story, LAST SON is good shit. I'm still pissed at DC's mismanagement of their talent that led to the creative delays on ACTION, and their inability to get this collection out FAST to make up for it. By the time I've read this story, it's already an archive: Johns has come and gone on ACTION, Chris Kent is all grown up, and Zod is a regular star in WORLD OF NEW KRYPTON. So it's tough to get excited about this.
2022-10-08 07:28