The Exploring English series of textbooks has resonated with countless thousands of Irish students. For many these anthologies provided a gateway to a lifetime of reading & enjoyment of literature. They are still a cherished possession in many households, taken out occasionally & nostalgically to read a story, poem or essay, & perhaps even to read the accompanying notes
- so enlightening for some yet so challenging for others. First published in 1967, the poetry anthology appears again in an exact facsimile of the original edition. So here are all those classics of your schooldays, from such giants of English literature as William Wordsworth, Walter Scott, Robert Frost, T.S. Eliot, & their Irish counterparts, W.B. Yeats, James Stephens, Austin Clarke & Thomas Kinsella. Whether it's the deceptive simplicity of ' Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening' that you remember, the tenderness of ' In Memory of My Mother' or the immortal words from ' Easter 1916', 'A terrible beauty is born'
- this is the book precisely as you will have remembered it. Read once more & enjoy!

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Difficult as it may be in understand today, the Exploring English anthology of short stories was revolutionary when first published forty four years ago in 1967. For the first time the short story was to be taught as part of the English syllabus for the Intermediate Certificate. For the first time students of English were introduced to the work of Irish writers such as Liam O' Flaherty, Frank O' Connor, Sean O Faolain, Mary Lavin, Brian Friel & Benedict Kiely. Exploring English has resonated with countless thousands of Irish students. For many it provided a gateway to a life time of reading & enjoyment of literature. For even more it was an icon of their school days with its unmistakeable angular cover design. It is still a cherished possession in many households, taken out occasionally & nostalgically to read a story or two & perhaps even the accompanying notes which were so enlightening for some yet challenging for others. The Exploring English short story anthology is now being republished in an exact facsimile of the original. Times have moved on; many authors who were alive forty years ago are no longer with us but their biographical notes have not been changed. This is the book precisely as you will have remembered it. Read once more, & enjoy! ...

Have lots of fun piecing together this amazing Exploring Maps: Animals image.

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Have hours of fun piecing together this beautiful Exploring Maps Customs & Traditions image!

The perfect way to teach

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Expand Raspberry Pi capabilities with fundamental engineering principles Exploring Raspberry Pi is the innovators guide to bringing Raspberry Pi to life. This book favors engineering principles over a 'recipe' approach to give you the skills you need to design & build your own projects. ...

Illustrates to students how the science they are studying is relevant to their everyday lives & the world around them. This book



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An illustrated guide to Celtic history & culture, it charts their way of life from farming to feasting, their wars, their gods, & their superb craftsmanship in metal, wood & stone. Also highlighted is their life under Roman rule, particularly in Gaul & Britain, & the continuing traditions in Ireland after AD 400. ...

Experience & learn the magic of volcanic eruptions, exploding balloons & more with this amazing explosive science kit.



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Make your own erupting volcano with this science book & kit!

Learn about the destructive power of volcanoes as you

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Special Agent Maggie O' Dell. FBI Profiler. Fiercely independent. Stubborn to a fault. Holding on by a thread. But now Maggie is Exposed. Agent Maggie O' Dell believes she's the responding to a threat, but instead walks into a trap. The killer's weapon is a deadly virus, virtually invisible & totally unexpected. Maggie knows dangerous minds
- from hauntingly perverse child predators to cunningly twisted serial killers. Now Maggie must find clues to catch the killer
- while waiting to see if the lethal strain is already multiplying in her body. With every new exposure there's the potential for an epidemic. & Maggie knows she may not live long enough to stop the nightmare scenario becoming a devastating reality.

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