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Goes to London
(Starter)
In this story, a young
girl goes on a trip to London in order to take part in the final of an
international short story competition. Readers will join her and her fellow
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| Paul
and Pierre in Paris
(Starter)
Paul, a young English boy travels through the Chunnel
to Paris. There, he meets his pen friend Pierre Dupont, Monsieur and Madame
Dupont and Pierre’s cousin Sylvie. Paul visits the famous sights
of Paris and helps Pierre and Sylvie with a school project with truly
exciting results. Enjoy a majestic tour in the city of light and share
their adventures.
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The
Mix-up
(Elementary)
In this contemporary story, four American teenage musicians
are invited to one of the most prestigious music awards and expect to
have the time of their lives. However, an unexpected twist at the start
of their journey turns their trip to New York into one full of action,
excitement and suspense. Well-rounded, modern and likeable characters
take the readers by the hand and lead them into a world of fun and adventure.
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Lisa
visits Loch Ness
(Elementary)
Lisa continues her adventures.
This time along the banks of the beautiful but mysterious Loch Ness in
Scotland. She meets her hosts, the MacGregor family, spends two weeks
with them on the shores of Loch Ness and becomes intrigued by Nessie,
the famous monster. Join Lisa and the MacGregors in their adventures and
find out lots of interesting facts about Scotland, its people and, of
course, Nessie.
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In
the Year of the Dragon
(Pre-intermediate)
In this contemporary story, two brothers, Jason and Nicholas,
get lost in the midst of Hong Kong's colourful New Year celebrations after
Jason's plans are intercepted by his curious younger brother. During their
adventures around Hong Kong, Jason makes new friends and finds out a lot
of interesting things about the world and himself. It is a story of acceptance,
friendship and self-discovery. Realistic and likeable characters bring
the story to life with mystery and entertainment.
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Save
the Forest
(Pre-intermediate)
Christopher Andrews lives in Aylesworth, a quiet town
in Barkshire. Nothing exciting happens until the day when Christopher
finds out that his favourite place, Aylesworth forest, will be cut down
to build blocks of flats. He decides that he has to do something to save
this beautiful old forest. With the help of others, Christopher makes
sure his voice is heard. In this contemporary story Christopher not only
proves that nothing is impossible, but he also learns a great deal about
himself.
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Back
to the Dreamtime
(Intermediate)
In this contemporary story, Richard, a teenage Aboriginal
boy raised in white Australian society, is compelled to come to terms
with his past by forces outside his control. Readers will join Richard,
his brother and his best friend on a journey of self-discovery, mystery
and adventure through the Australian outback.
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Lost
in the Cave
(Intermediate)
Three teenage girls, Ellise, Fran and Agnes join a potholers’
club in Derbyshire and go with other club members on a trip to the Peak
District National Park. Their first visit into a cave leaves them excited
and hungry for more, so they decide to go to the cave again. This time,
however, the girls are alone, so a difficult and at times dangerous adventure
begins. Ellise, Fran and Agnes not only prove that nothing is impossible,
but they also learn a great deal about themselves.
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