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Learning To Read
Learning To Read
    The child's world is full
    of print, and sooner of
    later the child will
    notice it. Hundreds of
    children have learned to
    read from advertisements
    on hardings. Many a
    non-reader has failed
    just because he did not
    link the way he looked at
    advertisements on his way
    to school with what he
    had to look at on the
    school noticeboard.
    Everything that children,
    eat, wear, play with
    or pass in the streets
    has a sign or a
    symbol.

    Learning
    to read was first
    published in 1982, and
    quickly became a classic
    text for anyone
    interested in how or why
    children learn to read.
    Drawing on her own
    experience as a parent
    and teacher, Margaret
    Meek explains what
    happens when a child is
    taught to read and how
    parents or teachers can
    help when a child has
    reading
    problems.

    Each
    chapter deals with a
    different stage of
    learning: each has
    examples of the kinds of
    questions that parents
    ask, together with
    Margaret Meek's answers.
    In this revised edition
    here is a new
    introduction and an
    unpdated book
    list.
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Susan Hill: The Essential Guide
Susan Hill: The Essential
Guide
    The Woman in Black,
    Strange Meeting, I'm the
    King of the Castle, A
    Little Bit of Singing and
    DancingIn Vintage Living
    Texts, teachers and
    students will find the
    essential guide to the
    works of Susan Hill.
    Vintage Living Texts is
    unique in that it offers
    an in-depth interview
    with Susan Hill,
    relating specifically to
    the texts under
    discussion. This guide
    deals with Hill's themes,
    genre and narrative
    technique, and a close
    reading of the texts will
    provide a rich source of
    ideas for intelligent and
    inventive ways of
    approaching the novels.
    Also included in this
    guide are detailed
    reading plans for all
    three novels, questions
    for essays and
    discussion, contextual
    material, suggested
    texts for complementary
    and comparative reading,
    extracts from reviews, a
    critical overview, a
    biography, bibliography
    and a glossary of
    literary terms.
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£8.99
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