Award-winning original fiction for learners of English. At seven levels, from Starter to Advanced, this impressive selection of carefully graded readers offers exciting reading for every student's capabilities. In the early 1990s Katy, a young reporter, arrives in Sarajevo, a city under siege, and receives conflicting advice from two colleagues. 'Of all the wars I've been in', a news cameraman tells her, 'this is the one where it's not possible to 'be objective'. You can't be objective about what's going on here'. 'This is not my war or your war', an Italian journalist explains. 'We just report what we see, but we stay outside it. We can't get too involved. We mustn't get too near'. But Katy does get too near...

How to Teach English is an easy-to-read, practical introduction to English Language Teaching. It is an essential reference work for trainee teachers preparing for exams such as CELTA and TKT. • New glossary to explain teaching terms • DVD with classroom demonstrations of core classroom techniques • New chapter on testing

The Practice of English Language Teaching has been the reference of choice for tens of thousands of teachers of English since it was first published in 1983. In this new edition, Jeremy Harmer brings you • the evolving identities of global English • the impact of technology on teaching • the issue of context-sensitive methodology • DVD with clips from real classrooms, observation tasks and interviews

Award-winning original fiction for learners of English. A musician disappears, leaving only a strange e-mail message. Her husband, in a desperate search to find her, revisits their shared past and has to face up to some unpleasant realities, before trying to rebuild his life. His journey of discovery takes us across the world to Poland and Rio and deep into the human heart.

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