Would you like to make your stories & written work more exciting? What about being able to enjoy your favourite books even more? Or how about having conversations that make you sound super clever? Is the answer a big fat YES? Then you need a thesaurus. After all, ‘the dragon blew fire’ doesn’t sound as exciting as ‘the fiery dragon spurted scorching flames from his razor-sharp jaws’, does it? & ‘the rain hit the window’ isn’t quite as fun as ‘the wild storm pounded against the glass’. Right? Luckily, this book will help you choose & use words like a storytelling master. Make every word count. Appealing & comprehensive thesaurus for ages eight & up User-friendly layout with handy tips on usage & pronunciation
Includes: antonyms, word list boxes, definitions & examples Perfect for building comprehension, vocabulary & writing skills Supplied as a pack of 30 copies.
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Would you like to make your stories & written work more exciting? Or be able enjoy your favourite books even more? Or how about having conversations that make you sound super clever? Is the answer a big fat YES? Then you need a thesaurus. After all, ‘the dragon blew fire’ doesn’t sound as exciting as ‘the fiery dragon spurted scorching flames from his razor-sharp jaws’, does it? & ‘the rain hit the window’ isn’t quite as fun as ‘the wild storm pounded against the glass’. Right? Luckily, this colourful book will help you choose & use words like a storytelling master. Make every word count. A delightfully appealing thesaurus for ages seven & up Quirky colour illustrations add interest & support word recall Each word is clearly defined & followed by a list of synonyms There’s also a simple example sentence for every synonym Perfect for building comprehension, vocabulary & writing skills Helps children gain confidence in reading, writing & speaking Supplied as a pack of 30 copies. dictionaries dictionariesandthesauruses pm 19-offer ...

Would you like to make your stories & written work more exciting? What about being able to enjoy your favourite books even more? Or how about having conversations that make you sound super clever? Is the answer a big fat YES? Then you need a thesaurus. After all, ‘the dragon blew fire’ doesn’t sound as exciting as ‘the fiery dragon spurted scorching flames from his razor-sharp jaws’, does it? & ‘the rain hit the window’ isn’t quite as fun as ‘the wild storm pounded against the glass’. Right? Luckily, this book will help you choose & use words like a storytelling master. Make every word count. Appealing & comprehensive thesaurus for ages eight & up User-friendly layout with handy tips on usage & pronunciation
Includes: antonyms, word list boxes, definitions & examples Perfect for building comprehension, vocabulary & writing skills Supplied as a pack of six copies.
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Would you like to make your stories & written work more exciting? Or be able enjoy your favourite books even more? Or how about having conversations that make you sound super clever? Is the answer a big fat YES? Then you need a thesaurus. After all, ‘the dragon blew fire’ doesn’t sound as exciting as ‘the fiery dragon spurted scorching flames from his razor-sharp jaws’, does it? & ‘the rain hit the window’ isn’t quite as fun as ‘the wild storm pounded against the glass’. Right? Luckily, this colourful book will help you choose & use words like a storytelling master. Make every word count. A delightfully appealing thesaurus for ages seven & up Quirky colour illustrations add interest & support word recall Each word is clearly defined & followed by a list of synonyms There’s also a simple example sentence for every synonym Perfect for building comprehension, vocabulary & writing skills Helps children gain confidence in reading, writing & speaking Supplied as a pack of six copies. dictionaries dictionariesandthesauruses pm 19-offer ...

The photo was small. I clicked to enlarge it. It was upside down. I clicked to rotate it. Then I stopped. As I stared into the computer screen I couldn’t believe what I saw. A handsome, tall black man, with very short hair, wearing a black suit. He had on a pair of those small round glasses that clever people wear, & he looked so happy. ...

Point Danger loomed above me. I tried not to think of all the stories: the ghostly sailors, the serial killer, the headless bodies. They didn’t seem so funny now. I opened the door & went inside. It was as cold as the grave. The wind from the sea roared through the broken window. I could hear the tide rushing in… Mark is always in trouble. Now on a last warning, he’s determined not to do anything wrong on the school trip (although, in his opinion, he is never the one at fault). When two bullies dare another boy to go inside a crumbling lighthouse, Mark can’t stop himself from following. But can he keep them both out of danger, & himself out of trouble, when he gets inside? ...

The name is Kade, Jack Kade. I take the jobs the cops can’t do. I clear the skyways of the scum of the universe. I hunt down the gangsters, the kidnappers, every kind of low life. It’s a dirty job, but somebody has to do it. ...

“ Eric, are you ready to travel to a place you’ve never been before?” Mathew Masters asked, loud enough for the whole audience to hear. “ Are you ready to do something truly magical? Are you ready, Eric, to vanish not somewhere, but Elsewhere?” Where do you go when you disappear? Or, rather, when you are ‘disappeared’. Eric is about to find out when a school trip to a magic show takes an unexpected turn. This playful story mixes the mundane & the fantastical, as Eric is given an amazing choice: to go back to his old life of school, his so-called mates & being kept awake by his baby sister, or to take a step into the unknown. ...

“ Enter the Tunnel of Terror & prepare to scream … for your lives.” Best friends Jim & Karl sneak out to the midnight launch of a new ride, the Tunnel of Terror. Expecting a rollercoaster, they are disappointed to discover it is just a boring looking ghost train. But, as they fasten their seatbelts, little do they realise they’re in for the ride of their lives… ...

What did happen to the crew of the Marie Celeste? & is there really a Loch Ness monster? ...