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Cal
Cal
    Cal has very few choices
    in life. He can continue
    working at the abattoir
    that sickens him, or
    join the ranks of the
    unemployed. He can brood
    on his past or try to
    plan a future with
    Marcella. This story is
    set against the fear and
    violence of Ulster,
    where tenderness and
    innocence must struggle
    to survive.
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From the Four Corners
From The Four Corners
    A collection in which
    each Western story is
    paired by genre with a
    story from another part
    of the globe to make
    stories from other
    cultures relevant and
    accessible. It includes
    three sections, catering
    for Years 7, 8 and 9,
    making it suitable for
    all ages and abilities.
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Tales with a Twist
Tales With A Twist
    These stories with a
    twist have been chosen to
    motivate all Key Stage 3
    students - especially
    boys. Including stories
    by well-known and popular
    authors, this exciting
    collection covers topics
    such as horror,
    science-fiction, sport,
    the supernatural,
    mystery and computers.
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Of Mice and Men
Of Mice And Men
    George and Lennie are
    migrant American workers
    - the one alert and
    protective, the other
    strong, stupid and
    potentially dangerous.
    This is the powerful
    story of their
    relationship and their
    dreams of finding a more
    stable and less lonely
    way of life.
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MacB
MacB
    In this version of
    Macbeth, transposed to
    the football field,
    MacB, with the help of
    his friend Banksie,
    plans to supplant Duncan
    King as the star striker.
    A nasty accident puts
    Duncan out of the game
    and gives MacB his
    chance, but Banksie is
    suspicious.
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Pride and Prejudice
Pride And Prejudice
    Helps students to listen
    with a critical mind -
    focusing on key themes,
    relevant historical,
    social and biographical
    background - as well as
    developing study skills
    and strategies. Useful
    for schools and for
    independent study, this
    guide enables students to
    experience and explore
    the essentials of
    literature.
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A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol
    A Christmas Carol, by
    Charles Dickens, tells
    the story of Scrooge, an
    old miser, who lives
    alone in his cold house
    by night and torments his
    assistant at work by day.
    One evening just before
    Christmas, he is visited
    by the ghost of his old
    business partner - a
    ghost with a very
    important warning...
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Jane Eyre
Jane Eyre
    Jane Eyre, by Charlotte
    Bronte, was published in
    1847. It tells the story
    of the orphan Jane Eyre,
    her terrible schooling
    and her time as a
    governess at brooding
    Thornfield Hall. Here she
    falls in love with its
    owner, Mr Rochester,
    and discovers his
    terrible secret.
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Once
Once
    This novel provides a
    compelling insight into
    the realities of the
    Holocaust in a way that
    allows Key Stage 3
    readers to access these
    difficult issues. The
    strong first-person
    narrative creates a
    contemporary and
    accessible voice with
    which pupils will be able
    to empathise.
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AS/A-level English Literature
AS/A-level English Literature
    Student Text Guides are
    written by experienced
    teachers and examiners
    for the specific needs of
    students of AS/A-level
    English Literature,
    whether attempting a
    coursework assignment or
    revising for an
    examination. They are the
    perfect accompaniment to
    the set text, providing
    invaluable background and
    exam advice.
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Anansi
Anansi
    The SuperScripts series
    is written by
    professional playwrights
    and performed in public
    to popular acclaim. The
    plays are ideal for the
    English classroom and the
    Drama Studio. The
    sophisticated themes and
    complex plots have been
    specifically designed to
    appeal to 11-16 year
    olds, and have a
    language level accessible
    to all pupils.
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To Kill a Mockingbird
To Kill A Mockingbird
    Presents a graphic text
    designed to support
    teaching of "To Kill A
    Mockingbird" for GCSE
    English Literature exam.
    This book provides an
    overview of the set text
    with plot and characters
    delineated. It focuses on
    plot, characterisation,
    theme, language and
    structure as specified in
    Assessment Objectives.
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Romeo and Juliet
Romeo And Juliet
    Oxford School Shakespeare
    is an acclaimed edition
    especially designed for
    students, with
    accessible on-page notes
    and explanatory
    illustrations, clear
    background information,
    and rigorous but
    accessible scholarly
    credentials. This edition
    of Romeo and Juliet
    includes illustrations,
    preliminary notes,
    reading lists (including
    websites) and classroom
    notes. Romeo and Juliet
    is a set text for KS3 in
    England, and remains one
    of the most popular texts
    for study by secondary
    students the world over.
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Great Expectations
Great Expectations
    This retelling of "Great
    Expectations" by Hilary
    Burningham, is a
    simplified version of the
    novel, accompanied by
    key passages from the
    original. Illustrations
    emphasize both character
    and plot. It is suitable
    as an introduction and
    revision aid for GCSE
    students.
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A Writer
A Writer's Cauldron
    These stories are
    arranged to help students
    investigate and compare
    the features of different
    genres and how authors
    conform to or deviate
    from established
    conventions. The book
    includes activities which
    draw out key features at
    word, sentence and text
    level.
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Time and the River
Time And The River
    In dreaming of a better
    future, Leah must make
    some difficult choices.
    Her life takes drastic
    turns, change her from
    slave into mistress, and
    forcing her to take the
    lives of her family and
    best friend into her own
    hands. This work is about
    freedom and slavery,
    hope and betrayal.
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A Tale of Two Cities
A Tale Of Two Cities
    A Tale of Two Cities is
    Dickens' tale of London
    and Paris leading up to,
    and during, the dramatic
    upheavals of the French
    Revolution. After being
    released from Bastille
    prison, Doctor Manette
    is reunited with his
    daughter, Lucie, in
    London. When Lucie falls
    in love with and marries
    a French emigre, terrors
    return to haunt the
    family -
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The Three Musketeers
The Three Musketeers
    Tells of the exciting
    adventures of d'Artagnan
    after he leaves home to
    become a musketeer - one
    of King Louis' expert
    swordsmen - in Paris.
    D'Artagnan becomes an
    inseparable friend of the
    three dashing musketeers
    Athos, Porthos and
    Aramis, and with them
    lives by their motto,
    'All for one and one for
    all'.
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The Odyssey
The Odyssey
    The Odyssey, attributed
    to Homer, recounts the
    return of Odysseus, the
    king of Ithaca, from the
    Trojan War. The story
    tells of the many trials
    and hardships which
    Odysseus endures before
    returning to his home
    country, and of the
    problems which he must
    overcome when he finally
    reaches home.
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The Year in San Fernando
The Year In San Fernando
    Twelve-year-old Francis,
    the son of a very poor
    widow living in a
    Trinidadian village, is
    given the chance to go to
    San Fernando to work as a
    servant companion. It
    seems a great
    opportunity, but Francis
    has never seen a town,
    or been away from his
    family, and he is very
    afraid.
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The Day of the Triffids
The Day Of The Triffids
    This title is part of a
    series that presents
    retold, shortened
    versions of classic
    novels that are suitable
    for children working at
    Key Stages Two and Three.
    This retelling of "The
    Day of the Triffids"
    intends to lose none of
    the strength and
    character of the
    original.
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Romeo and Juliet
Romeo And Juliet
    Romeo and Juliet offers a
    skilfully edited version
    of Shakespeare's text
    with modern English
    translation. This dual
    text is presented in a
    highly illustrated, full
    colour cartoon style.
    Used by schools at Key
    Stages 1-5, (though
    primarily KS 2-4), this
    edition is also excellent
    for home study.
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Juggling Truths
Juggling Truths
    Recreates with telling
    insight and gentle humour
    a world in Botswana where
    the truths of the
    missionaries and the
    witchdoctors jostle with
    those of the generations
    of women. The author,
    Unity Dow, is Botswana's
    first and only female
    High Court judge.
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The Lost World
The Lost World
    The Lost World tells the
    story of Professor
    Challenger, who leads a
    scientific expedition to
    the Amazonian rainforest.
    The professor and his
    team stumble upon a lost
    world and get trapped
    there. As they struggle
    to escape they encounter
    great danger from wild
    animals, ape-men and
    even dinosaurs!
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Little Women
Little Women
    Little Women, by Louisa
    M Alcott, was published
    in 1868 and was the first
    children's book in
    America to become a
    classic. It tells the
    story of March girls y
    Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy,
    describing the ups and
    downs of one eventful
    year in their family
    life.
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Robinson Crusoe
Robinson Crusoe
    Robinson Crusoe, by
    Daniel Defoe, was
    published in 1719. It is
    based on the true story
    of a Scotsman who was
    left on a desert island
    after a quarrel with the
    captain of his ship.
    Robinson Crusoe is
    shipwrecked, and
    survives for nearly
    thirty years on an island
    often visited by
    cannibals, before he is
    finally offered a chance
    to escape.
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The Phantom of the Opera
The Phantom Of The Opera
    The Turn of the Screw,
    by Henry James, tells
    the story of a young
    governess and two young
    children, Miles and
    Flora, who are under her
    care. When the governess
    senses an intense evil
    within the house, she
    becomes obsessed that
    "ghosts" are trying to
    harm the children.
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Call of the Wild
Call Of The Wild
    Call of the Wild, by
    Jack London, became a
    huge bestseller when it
    was first published in
    1903. It tells the story
    of Buck, a much-loved
    dog who is kidnapped and
    transported to the snowy
    wastes of northwest
    Canada to work for gold
    hunters. As the story
    unfolds, Buck becomes
    more and more a dog of
    the wild, until he faces
    a pack of wolves!
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Treasure Island
Treasure Island
    Treasure Island, by
    Robert Louis Stevenson,
    is an exciting adventure
    story in which a young
    boy, Jim Hawkins,
    recounts his hunt for
    buried treasure and his
    fight with pirates led by
    the one-legged Long John
    Silver and his famous
    parrot, Captain Flint.
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Animal Farm
Animal Farm
    Designed to support
    teaching of "Animal Farm"
    for GCSE English
    Literature exam, this
    book provides an overview
    of the text with plot and
    characters delineated. It
    focuses on plot,
    characterisation, theme,
    language and structure
    as specified in
    Assessment Objectives.
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The Iliad
The Iliad
    The Iliad, the ancient
    Greek classic poem
    composed by Homer, is
    one of the greatest works
    of literature ever
    written. The story tells
    of a few days - fighting
    in the ten year long war
    between the Trojans led
    by King Priam, and the
    Greeks led by King
    Agamemnon.
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The Mayor of Casterbridge
The Mayor Of Casterbridge
    This retelling of "The
    Mayor of Casterbridge",
    by Hilary Burningham, is
    a simplified version of
    the novel, accompanied
    by key passages from the
    original. Illustrations
    emphasize both character
    and plot. It is suitable
    as an introduction and
    revision aid for GCSE
    students.
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The Wine of Astonishment
The Wine Of Astonishment
    Bolo is a champion
    stickfighter, tall,
    good-looking, the
    bravest of all the young
    men in Bonasse. When,
    time and time again, he
    sees his people
    humiliated by change and
    American troops, his
    instincts as a leader
    come to the fore. The
    stand he makes, however,
    takes bizarre and tragic
    forms.
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The Secret Garden
The Secret Garden
    The Secret Garden, by
    Frances Hodgson Burnett,
    was published in 1911 and
    became her best known
    children's book. It tells
    the story of an orphan,
    Mary Lennox, who
    discovers the key to a
    hidden door which leads
    her into the magical
    world of the secret
    garden.
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The Goalkeeper
The Goalkeeper's Revenge
    One of a series of
    top-quality fiction for
    schools, this is a
    collection of stories of
    a Lancashire childhood,
    of football in the
    streets, fishing,
    fighting and school, of
    growing up and looking
    for work, and of
    characters such as Spit
    Nolan the champion
    trolley-rider, and Sam
    Dalt the goalkeeper.
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