The Cellist of Sarajevo (+ Audio CD) Galloway Steven Pearson Education

Nominated for the 2014 ERF Language Learner Literature award, Adolescent & Adult Intermediate Category • Sarajevo is under siege. There is little food or water and the city is attacked, every day, from the hills. Ordinary people try to live their lives, but they are losing hope for the future. Then, one day, some decide to wait in a line for bread • Retold by Annette Keen

Nominated for the 2014 ERF Language Learner Literature award, Adolescent & Adult Intermediate Category • Sarajevo is under siege. There is little food or water and the city is attacked, every day, from the hills. Ordinary people try to live their lives, but they are losing hope for the future. Then, one day, some decide to wait in a line for bread

- The fascinating history of castles told for children just beginning to read growing in reading confidence and ability • - Explains in a lively way why castles were first built, what it was like to live in one, and the cunning tricks used to defend them • - Featuring the humorous illustrations of Teri Gower • - Part of the Usborne Reading Programme developed with reading experts at the University of Roehampton • - The CD includes lively music and sound effects, and a listen along version followed by a read along version with prompts for page turns

Снайперы на холмах наблюдают за разрушенными улицами Сараево. Зная, что следующая пуля может настигнуть их в любой момент, обычные мужчины и женщины стараются как можно лучше справляться с повседневной жизнью. Перед Кенаном стоит мучительная дилемма: как пересечь город, чтобы добыть воду для своей семьи. Драган, охваченный страхом, не знает, кому из своих друзей он может доверять. А Стрела, молодая женщина-контрснайпер, должна довести себя до предела - тела и души, страха и человечности • Рассказанная с непосредственностью, изяществом и пугающей эмоциональной точностью, книга "Виолончелист из Сараево" показывает, что когда повседневный поступок - переход улицы - может быть сопряжен с риском для жизни, человеческий дух проявляется во всей своей стойкости - и хрупкости

When Winnie's afternoon sleep is cut short by the crash of a vase, it's just the start of some very odd happenings in her house. Could it be haunted? Winnie wants to make sure it isn't with the help of a spell. But her spell doesn't quite go to plan . . . Get ready for silly spookiness in this supernatural Winnie and Winnie adventure!

- Three exciting adventure stories for children just beginning to read • - The Knights of King Arthur were the bravest, strongest and most loyal knights of all, which these stories show as they battle dragons, slay giant ogres and rescue maidens in distress • - Evocatively illustrated by Alan Marks • - Usborne Young Reading has been developed with reading experts from Roehampton University

The Macmillan Graded Readers series is one of the most popular and respected series of simplified readers for learners of English, with great stories from both contemporary and classic authors. Macmillan Readers Upper Intermediate adaptation of Ian Fleming's The Man with the Golden Gun. Scaramanga is a cold-blooded killer with connections to the KGB and the Cuban Secret Police. There is only one man skilled enough and brave enough to go after him - 007, James Bond. To carry out the mission, Bond ends up in Jamaica, where he meets two old friends

Winnie has made a big mistake. She's washed her party dress in the washing machine. But she's washed her magic wand as well. And now it doesn't work, it's broken, it isn't magic anymore. What is she going to do? How can she make magic spells? How can she perform at the witches' magic show? Perhaps Wilbur can help? Perhaps