ELL07 HIED.084-108 (RR1-0897) - Pearson · PDF fileFor Your Information Series Reading and Vocabulary Skills Books 1, 2, 3, and 4 Second Edition Karen Blanchard and Christine Root

Reading Power SeriesBeatrice S. Mikulecky and Linda Jeffries

Beginning – Advanced■

Our reading skills development series is all about empoweringstudents. Using a process approach to reading, this four-levelseries provides strategies and practice for strengtheningcomprehension skills, building vocabulary, and test preparation.

The series is based on a four-part skills development:• Reading for Pleasure lets students select their own reading

materials to practice new strategies and broaden theirvocabulary.

• Reading Comprehension Skills covers skimming, scanning,recognizing topics and main ideas, understanding sentences,and making inferences.

• Thinking Skills involves targeted practice in inference andanalytic skills.

• Reading Faster helps students develop speed and flexibilityin reading with high interest, short fiction and non-fictionselections.

Test booklets contain reproducible blackline masters.

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� Previewing activities prepare students for comprehension asthey make predictions.

� Scanning exercises use simple tools such as atable of contents to test comprehension.

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For Your Information SeriesReading and Vocabulary SkillsBooks 1, 2, 3, and 4Second Edition

Karen Blanchard and Christine Root

Beginning – High-Intermediate■

The For Your Information series helps students move beyondpassive reading to become active, thoughtful, and confidentreaders of English. With updated reading selections andenhanced skill focus, the second edition of this popular seriesbuilds reading proficiency and vocabulary while encouragingstudents to think critically, express themselves, and interact.

Series features:• New and updated readings include topics of general and

academic interest.

• Expanded reading comprehension and skill-buildingexercises help prepare students for standardized testing.

• Vocabulary-building skills and word-attack strategies teachstudents to negotiate unfamiliar words.

• End-of-unit Tie It All Together sections and Vocabulary Self-Tests help students synthesize information and assessprogress.

• A companion DVD of ABC News excerpts expands on unitthemes and enriches the reading experience.


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Ready to Write series, see page 102.

Ready to Read SeriesA Skills-Based ReaderBooks 1, 2, and 3


Beginning – High-Intermediate■

This student-friendly, three-level series is designed to developreading and vocabulary skills. Students are actively involvedin a step-by-step progression through the skills and strategiesthat promote reading competency.

Features:• Reading skills include identifying main ideas, previewing

and predicting, recognizing sequence, and making inferences.

• Extensive practice in recycling and application of newlylearned skills with high-interest reading selections.

• Practice with word parts, synonyms and antonyms, idioms,compound words, dictionary use, and word maps.

Skills are supported by graphics, examples, and short textsthat illustrate concepts and provide additional opportunitiesfor practice and discussion. Ready to Read is the perfectseries to prepare students for success in academic readingand test taking.

Read Ahead SeriesReading and Life Skills DevelopmentBooks 1 and 2

Jo McEntire

Low-Intermediate – Intermediate■

This two-level series helps students acquire skills necessaryfor independent reading and academic success while alsooffering valuable life and work preparation.

Both books are built around eight thematic chapters, eachwith three readings of various types, such as short stories,expository writing, and newspaper ads and articles. High-interest topics include citizenship, health-related issues, andemployee motivation.

Features:• Vocabulary preview helps students focus on key words and

expressions.

• Questions and activities measure students’ comprehensionof main ideas and mastery of specific skills.

• Assessment activities, ranging from performance-based tomore academic, include multiple-choice and short-answer as well as in-depth writing assignments.

• Guided online searches encourage students to exploretopics on their own.

The Teacher’s Manuals include teaching suggestions, chapter review tests, and answer keys.

Write Ahead series, see page 104.


Password SeriesA Reading and Vocabulary Text

Linda Butler, Books 1 and 2Lynn Bonesteel, Book 3

Beginning – Intermediate■

“The Password series is the ‘gold standard’ of ESOL readingtexts.”

Wendy J. Allison

Seminole Community CollegeSanford, FL

With an emphasis on systematic vocabulary acquisition, thisseries includes engaging readings about real people, places,events, and ideas. Students are able to develop the readingskills essential for a solid reading foundation. The series usescarefully controlled sentence structure and targets the high-frequency vocabulary that will get students from the 600- tothe 2,000-word level.

Features:• Pre-reading questions and tasks get students thinking about

the topic and introduce relevant vocabulary.

• Post-reading exercises help students with comprehensionand strengthen such skills as scanning, summarizing,discussion, and writing.

• Expansion activities include word families and collocations,word puzzles, and building dictionary skills.

• Vocabulary self-tests.

The Teachers Manuals include an answer key for all studentexercises, unit tests, and Quick Oral Review for vocabulary drills.



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Building on Basics andBuilding UnderstandingA Thematic Approach to Reading Comprehension

Joan Baker de Gonzálezand Eileen K. Blau

Intermediate – High-Intermediate■

Building on Basics and Building Understanding featureauthentic, thematically organized readings includingexpository writing, literature, and academic texts. The high-interest topics and thematically linked readings buildstudents’ background knowledge and vocabulary for laterreadings. With increased knowledge of a topic, students havemore to talk, think, and write about as they acquire English.

Features:• Interactive pre-reading activities.

• Varied comprehension exercises and writing and discussionactivities.

• Text analyses to develop students’ academic skills andencourage oral and written skills.

• Vocabulary building skills.

Exploring Content SeriesReading for Academic SuccessBooks 1 and 2

Lorraine C. Smith

High-Intermediate – Advanced■

Through authentic, unmodified readings and accompanyinglanguage-enrichment materials, these texts prepare studentsfor college-level work. As students build their understandingof concepts and vocabulary, they refine their reading, writing,and study skills. The content-based approach introducesstudents to disciplines such as science, art, and anthropology.

Each chapter incorporates analysis, synthesis, and evaluationto help students develop critical thinking skills within thecontext of college-level academic reading.

Features:• Pre-reading tasks to activate students’ background

knowledge and vocabulary.

• Photos, illustrations, graphs, and charts to facilitateunderstanding of text and non-text information.

• Strategies to encourage reading proficiency.

• Questions and activities to help students organize, analyze,and evaluate information as they would in a college course.


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Longman True Stories SeriesBooks 1–6

Sandra Heyer

Low-Beginning – High-Intermediate■

These engaging “believe-it-or-not” real-life, human-intereststories build students' reading, writing, and speaking skills.Through humor, poignancy, or astonishment, students areguided through a carefully paced, step-by-step process to help them become fluent readers.

Features:• Illustrations and photos introduce the units visually to ease

students into the readings.

• Vocabulary, comprehension, discussion, and writing exercisespersonalize the themes of the stories and encouragestudents to share their own experiences.

• Carefully controlled vocabulary and structures at each level.

• A variety of essential reading skills builds fluency.

• Activities for pair or small-group work.

Audio� Readings increase in length as students progress

through the levels.

� Prereading illustrations and photos introduce eachunit visually to ease students into the reading.


What A World SeriesAmazing Stories from Around the GlobeBooks 1, 2, and 3

What A Life! SeriesStories of Amazing PeopleBooks 1, 2, and 3

Milada Broukal


The two series — What A World and What A Life! — take afresh approach to reading. High-interest topics ranging frombiographies and history to cultures around the world makereading both motivating and pleasurable.

Features:• Pre-reading questions and activities.

• Topic-related vocabulary exercises.

• Comprehension check and reading skills exercises.

• Discussion and writing activities.

• Spelling and punctuation rules and practice.

• Self-tests to assess progress.

• Accompanying Audio CDs for What A World 1 and 2 allowstudents to listen at home or in class.

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� Unit-opening photos and questions draw on prior knowledgeand prepare students for the reading passage.

� Key vocabulary appears in boldtype in the reading passage.



Contact USA SeriesReading and VocabularyBooks 1, 2, and 3

Paul Abraham and Daphne Mackey


The cross-cultural perspectives of the Contact USA seriesengage and educate students who can read and comprehendmore English than they can produce.

Features:• High-interest readings cover U.S. culture, customs, and

conventions, and include a mix of stories, charts, graphs,and opinion passages.

• Vocabulary is presented and recycled to maximize acquisition.

• Focused tasks quickly build reading skills and testcomprehension.

• Discussion activities give students the opportunity to uselanguage in both controlled and creative ways.


� Readings help students appreciate different points of view.

� Proven vocabulary development methodologies.




The Pizza Tastes GreatThe Salsa Is HotThe Chicken Smells GoodWilliam P. Pickett

Beginning – Low-Intermediate■

This popular reading series features a variety of themes andissues, and high-interest dialogs and stories about ordinarypeople. Students identify with the hopes, dreams, and fears of these characters, and enjoy reading and discussing thesestories and dialogs as they link them to their own experiences.

Series features:• Prereading and follow-up questions to check comprehension

and generate conversation.

• Word banks to build basic vocabulary.

• Reading skills and vocabulary activities.• An Audio Program that brings the stories and dialogs to life.

• A Workbook to provide additional practice in vocabulary andreading skills.

A First Look at the USAMilada Broukal

All About the USASecond EditionMilada Broukal and Peter Murphy

Introducing the USAMilada Broukal and Peter Murphy

More About the USAMilada Broukal and Janet Milhomme


Entertaining and informative, these cultural readers introducestudents to typically American people, places, and things. Theintriguing facts not only give students information about theUSA, but also inspire cross-cultural exchange. Vocabulary andstructures used in the texts are carefully controlled at eachlevel, while the language remains natural and lively. Topicsinclude U.S. geography, rock music, football, and NativeAmericans.

Series features:• Prereading questions linked to introductory visuals prepare

students for the content of the reading.

• Topic-related vocabulary exercises encourage students towork out meaning through context.

• Comprehension exercises help students develop goodreading skills.

• Discussion questions give students an opportunity to bringtheir own knowledge, culture, and imagination to unit topics.

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American WaysAn Introduction to American CultureThird Edition

Maryanne Kearny DatesmanJoAnn CrandallEdward N. Kearny


This cultural reader offers a unique snapshotof the U.S. — its people, institutions, andtraditions — from a values-based perspective.A host of challenging exercises, encouragestudents to reflect on their own values and experiences in relation to the ideas in the text.

Features:• Updated readings and activities reflecting

current demographics, trends, politics, and culture.

• Expanded emphasis on academicvocabulary, including the Academic WordList.

• New Internet activities and searches forfurther research and study.

• Teacher’s Manual.

American PerspectivesReadings on Contemporary U.S. Culture

Susan Earle-Carlin and Colleen Hildebrand


American Perspectives helps students developskills in reading comprehension and criticalthinking. Each theme-based unit offersmultiple views of contemporary U.S. culture.Authentic readings from books, newspapers,magazines, and websites stimulate cross-cultural discussion and writing.

Features:• Introductory readings and preview

activities tap students’ prior knowledgeand assumptions.

• Reading skills and vocabulary expansionactivities help students understand andexpress their ideas.

• Collaborative activities encourage studentsto interact with the readings and developcritical thinking skills.

• Short written responses, essays, researchpapers, and editing practice help studentsperfect their writing skills.

American RootsReadings on U.S. Cultural History


Intermediate■

American Roots describes major events,people, and trends within nine broadperiods of American history. Written in avariety of styles, the readings are designedto increase reading confidence whileproviding a general understanding of thesocial, cultural, economic, and politicalforces that have shaped the United States.

Features:• Time lines, maps, photos, charts, and

graphs increase comprehension.

• Skill-building exercises help studentsbecome more strategic readers.

• Speaking and writing activities helpdevelop language proficiency.



The U.S.A.Customs and InstitutionsFourth Edition

Ethel Tiersky and Martin Tiersky


The U.S.A. improves reading comprehensionwhile providing an overview of Americanculture and traditions.

With an emphasis on the reading-writingconnection, this text includes up-to-dateresearch and statistics, as well asexplanations of current attitudes andcustoms.

A Teacher’s Manual includes teaching tips,background information, exercise answers,and tests for each chapter.

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Beyond LanguageCross-Cultural CommunicationSecond Edition

Deena R. Levine and Mara B. Adelman

Intermediate – Advanced■

This reading and discussion text helpsstudents understand and adapt to culturaldifferences and values when communicatingwith speakers of American English.

Features:• Readings, cultural notes, and discussion

topics focus on values, behavior,attitudes, and communication styles.

• A variety of vocabulary, comprehension,and conversational activities designed topromote discussion.

Our Own StoriesReadings for Cross-cultural CommunicationSecond Edition

Norine Dresser

Intermediate■

This unique cross-cultural communicationtext presents cultural issues through theeyes of the students. Written from the heart,the student essays are the centerpieces ofeach unit. Drawing on their own cross-cultural experiences, students discuss theirpoints of view, develop essential readingskills, and build their vocabulary.

Features:• Contextualized exercises build reading

comprehension and conversation skills.

• Informative Culture Capsules providedetails about American cultural attitudes,behavior, and expectations.

Stories We Brought with UsBeginning ReadingsThird Edition

Carol Kasser and Ann Silverman

Beginning■

Traditional tales from various countries arepresented in two versions – one with lesscomplex structures and limited vocabularyand the other with a greater variety ofsentence structures and idioms – making it ideal for multilevel reading classes.

Features:• Multicultural content encourages students

to draw on their own traditions whilelearning about other cultures.

• Comprehension and vocabulary exercises.

• Grammar points such as combiningsentences and using pronouns.

• Dictionary skills, pronunciation, andspelling reinforce and extend compre-hension and vocabulary work.


Our Own JourneysReadings for Cross-culturalCommunication

Norine Dresser

High-Beginning■

Our Own Journeys draws on compelling talesof communication miscues to stimulatediscussion and sharpen reading, writing,and speaking skills.

This text transforms cultural differences intoclassroom assets, as students validate theirown backgrounds while getting to knowtheir classmates. Topics include businesspractices, gift giving, and the hiddenmeanings of colors and numbers.

Features:• Follow-up exercises measure comprehension

and confirm content knowledge.

• Vocabulary exercises help studentsincorporate new terms into their everydaylexicons.

• Dictionary Discoveries increase students’comfort with English-only reference tools.

• Culture Capsules describe specific aspectsof U.S. culture.


Great American StoriesBooks 1, 2, and 3

C. G. Draper

Beginning – Advanced■

The popular Great American Stories series features adaptationsof classic stories that progress in difficulty throughout eachcollection.

Each book features:• An introduction to the passage with helpful biographical

and contextual information.

• Prereading exercises to develop skills in skimming andscanning.

• A key words paragraph that introduces the story andvocabulary.

• A variety of exercises to reinforce comprehension and buildlanguage skills.

Contents — Book 1The Gift of the Magi, O. Henry • Love of Life, Jack London • The Storyof an Hour, Kate Chopin • The Journey to Hanford, William Saroyan •The Tell-Tale Heart, Edgar Allan Poe • Tom Whitewashes the Fence,Mark Twain • A White Heron, Sarah Orne Jewett • Of the Coming ofJohn, W.E.B. DuBois • The Lady, or the Tiger?, Frank R. Stockton

Contents — Book 2The Romance of a Busy Broker, O. Henry • The Ingrate, Paul LaurenceDunbar • How I Went to the Mines, Bret Harte • Paul’s Case, WillaCather • A Jury of Her Peers, Susan Glaspell • The Whale Hunt, HermanMelville • Paste, Henry James • The Lost Phoebe, Theodore Dreiser

Contents — Book 3Breakfast, John Steinbeck • A Day’s Wait, Ernest Hemingway •April Showers, Edith Wharton • Rip Van Winkle, Washington Irving• The Wives of the Dead, Nathaniel Hawthorne • Nine Needles, JamesThurber • A Mystery of Heroism, Stephen Crane • A Visit of Charity,Eudora Welty • The Black Ball, Ralph Ellison

A World of FictionTwenty Timeless Short StoriesSecond Edition

Sybil Marcus

Advanced■

Twenty unabridged short stories, many of which arerecognized masterpieces, provide the basis for studentexchange and debate. Advanced students will sharpen theirreading, speaking, vocabulary, and writing skills as theydiscover the pleasure and reward of reading fiction.

Loosely divided into four categories—Husbands, Wives, andLovers; Parent and Child; Loneliness and Alienation; and SocialChange and Injustice—the stories in this anthology embrace a variety of themes, literary and linguistic styles, and timeframes.

Features:• Selections by renowned authors such as Virginia Woolf,

James Thurber, Bernard Malamud, Anne Tyler, and D. H.Lawrence.

• Five new stories: Kurt Vonnegut’s “EPICAC,” “An Intruder” by Nadine Gordimer, “Powder” by Tobias Wolff, WilliamMaxwell’s “The Lily-White Boys,” and “Everyday Use” byAlice Walker.

• Updated author biographies and expanded language andvocabulary exercises.

• Opportunities for students to do literary analysis andconnect the stories to their own experience.

• A wide variety of writing assignments ranging fromexpository and descriptive to comparisons of the stories.





ArrivalsCross-cultural Experiences inLiterature

Jann Huizenga


Students enjoy reading these absorbingstories, which increase their ability to copesuccessfully with authentic text. Included areselections from contemporary multiculturalliterature by Jamaica Kincaid, SandraCisneros, Andrei Codrescu, and HisayeYamamoto.

A Sense of WonderReading and Writing ThroughLiterature

Bill Preston


A Sense of Wonder opens the door to theworld of contemporary literature. From themetaphors of Pablo Neruda’s “Ode to MySocks,” to the touching monologue of EricBogosian’s “Bottleman,” this multiculturalanthology engages students whilechallenging them to build their linguisticskills.

Features:• Six universal themes — food, love,

clothes, growing up, work, life and death— are illustrated through a variety ofgenres, writing styles, and points of view.

• Students identify and discuss key literaryelements such as metaphors, similes,personification, mood, and irony.

• Reading and writing activities range fromskill building to creative writing, whilediscussion activities create opportunitiesfor critical thinking.

Short Takes in FictionCritical Thinking, Reading, andWriting

Robert L. Saitz and Francine B. Stieglitz


Short Takes in Fiction engages students inreading, speaking, and writing English,using brief selections by 20th-centurywriters.

Authors include Rumer Godden, Amy Tan,Margaret Atwood, Somerset Maugham,William Saroyan, Raymond Carver, andMarjorie Kellogg.

Laugh and LearnandLight and LivelyHumorous American Short StoriesSecond Edition

Mira B. Felder and Anna Bryks Bromberg


These two collections of unabridged andunadapted humorous American short storiesmotivate students to read, while exposingthem to American literature, life, and culture.

Features:• Pre- and post-reading discussion and

writing activities, and generous glossing,make these stories accessible.

• Follow-up activities provide extensivepractice with vocabulary, idioms, andgrammar.


Exploring ThemesAn Interactive Approach toLiterature

Patricia A. Richard-Amato


Exploring Themes provides a uniqueinteractive approach to the study ofliterature. It presents authentic literatureabout people’s experiences, differing valuesystems, and alternative ways of thinking.As students read they are asked to applytheir prior knowledge, culture, and values to the content of each selection.



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Classics American/Traditional• A variety of well-known classic novels and

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Dragonheart* 978-0-582-36401-1 0-582-36401-9

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Small Soldiers 978-0-582-38099-8 0-582-38099-5

Stranger than Fiction: 978-0-582-41791-5 0-582-41791-0

Urban Myths

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Audrey Hepburn 978-0-582-40793-0 0-582-40793-1

Ghandi 978-0-582-81983-2 0-582-81983-0

Gucci 978-0-582-46159-8 0-582-46159-6

Nelson Mandela* 978-0-582-46165-9 0-582-46165-0

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Freckles* 978-0-582-42655-9 0-582-42655-3

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Castle, The*

Extreme Sports 978-0-582-46168-0 0-582-46168-5

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Between Two Worlds* 978-0-582-40298-0 0-582-40298-0

Big Bag Mistake, The 978-0-582-50498-1 0-582-50498-8

Blue Moon Valley* 978-0-582-40288-1 0-582-40288-3

Carnival!* 978-0-582-50530-8 0-582-50530-5

Dead Man’s River 978-0-582-40292-8 0-582-40292-1

Flying Home 978-0-582-40286-7 0-582-40286-7

Hannah & the Hurricane 978-0-582-35290-2 0-582-35290-8

Lucky Break 978-0-582-50497-4 0-582-50497-X

Song, The* 978-0-582-50529-2 0-582-50529-1

Tinkers Farm* 978-0-582-40289-8 0-582-40289-1

White Oryx, The* 978-0-582-50531-5 0-582-50531-3

ClassicsAdventures of Tom

Sawyer, The 978-0-582-41923-0 0-582-41923-9

Gift of the Magi, The 978-0-582-43286-4 0-582-43286-3

House of the Seven 978-0-582-42657-3 0-582-42657-X

Gables, The

Little Women 978-0-582-41668-0 0-582-41668-X

Rip Van Winkle and 978-0-582-42051-9 0-582-42051-2

the Legend of Sleepy Hollow

Twenty-thousand 978-0-582-85494-9 0-582-85494-6

Leagues Under the Sea*BiographiesLeonardo DiCaprio 978-0-582-36694-7 0-582-36694-1 Michael Jordan 978-0-582-43568-1 0-582-43568-4

Muhammad Ali 978-1-405-84352-2 1-405-84352-7

Pelé 978-0-582-45196-4 0-582-45196-5

OriginalsBrown Eyes 978-0-582-41770-0 0-582-41770-8

Girl Meets Boy* 978-0-582-41778-6 0-582-41778-3

Karen & The Artist* 978-0-582-42719-8 0-582-42719-3

Mike’s Lucky Day* 978-0-582-42767-9 0-582-42767-3

Run for Your Life* 978-0-582-41766-3 0-582-41766-X

Six Sketches* 978-0-582-42765-5 0-582-42765-7

Surfer!* 978-0-582-41661-1 0-582-41661-2

Winner, The* 978-0-582-42656-6 0-582-42656-1

ClassicsAnne of Green Gables 978-0-582-52982-3 0-582-52982-4

Alice in Wonderland* 978-0-582-42123-3 0-582-42123-3

Black Beauty* 978-0-582-42121-9 0-582-42121-7

Call of the Wild, The 978-0-582-42049-6 0-582-42049-0

Call of the Wild, The 978-0-582-34289-7 0-582-34289-9

Christmas Carol, A* 978-0-582-42120-2 0-582-42120-9

Five Famous Fairy Tales* 978-0-582-42125-7 0-582-42125-X

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 978-0-582-43048-8 0-582-43048-8

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 978-0-582-34282-8 0-582-34282-1

Gulliver’s Travels* 978-0-582-42662-7 0-582-42662-6

Heidi* 978-0-582-42116-5 0-582-42116-0

Jungle Book, The* 978-0-582-42115-8 0-582-42115-2

Kidnapped* 978-0-582-42178-3 0-582-42178-0

King Arthur and the 978-0-582-42118-9 0-582-42118-7

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Last of the Mohicans, The 978-0-582-42177-6 0-582-42177-2

Last of the Mohicans, The 978-0-582-34279-8 0-582-34279-1

Luck of the Roaring 978-0-582-34370-2 0-582-34370-4

Camp, The

Luck of the Roaring 978-0-582-34434-1 0-582-34434-4

Camp, The

Moby Dick 978-1-405-83353-0 1-405-83353-X

Mysterious Island, The* 978-0-582-42661-0 0-582-42661-8

Persuasion* 978-0-582-41664-2 0-582-41664-7

Prince and the 978-0-582-42179-0 0-582-42179-9

Pauper, The*

Railway Children, The* 978-0-582-41790-8 0-582-41790-2

Robin Hood* 978-0-582-42119-6 0-582-42119-5

Robinson Crusoe* 978-0-582-42696-2 0-582-42696-0

Room in the Tower and 978-0-582-41667-3 0-582-41667-1

Other Stories, The*

Round the World in 978-0-582-42665-8 0-582-42665-0

Eighty Days*

Scarlet Letter, The 978-0-582-42176-9 0-582-42176-4

Scarlet Letter, The 978-0-582-34275-0 0-582-34275-9

Secret Garden, The* 978-0-582-42659-7 0-582-42659-6

Simply Suspense* 978-0-582-41665-9 0-582-41665-5

Story of the Treasure 978-0-582-41666-6 0-582-41666-3

Seekers, The*

Tales from the Arabian 978-0-582-42658-0 0-582-42658-8

Nights*

Tales from Hans 978-0-582-42112-7 0-582-42112-8

Christian Andersen*

Three Musketeers, The* 978-0-582-42113-4 0-582-42113-6

Three Problems for 978-0-582-85493-2 0-582-85493-8

Sherlock Holmes*

Treasure Island* 978-0-582-41678-9 0-582-41678-7

Voyages of Sinbad the

Sailor, The* 978-0-582-42122-6 0-582-42122-5

Washington Square* 978-0-582-40162-4 0-582-40162-3

Wind in the Willows* 978-0-582-42660-3 0-582-42660-X

White Fang 978-0-582-41815-8 0-582-41815-1

White Fang 978-0-582-34273-6 0-582-34273-2

White Heron and Other 978-0-582-43049-5 0-582-43049-6

American Short Stories, A

White Heron and Other 978-0-582-34281-1 0-582-34281-3

American Stories, A

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ContemporaryAmistad* 978-0-582-40165-5 0-582-40165-8

Billy Elliott* 978-1-405-85000-1 1-405-85000-0

Horse Whisperer, The* 978-0-582-41637-6 0-582-41637-X

Notting Hill* 978-1-405-80203-1 1-405-80203-0

Rain Man* 978-0-582-41785-4 0-582-41785-6

Road Ahead, The 978-0-582-40211-9 0-582-40211-5

Rogue Trader* 978-0-582-43050-1 0-582-43050-X

StarGate 978-0-582-41691-8 0-582-41691-4BiographiesBeatles, The* 978-0-582-51248-1 0-582-51248-4 Martin Luther King 978-0-582-77956-3 0-582-77956-1 Princess Diana* 978-0-582-41685-7 0-582-41685-X

OriginalsTitantic! 978-0-582-43837-8 0-582-43837-3 Great Discovery, The* 978-0-582-42730-3 0-582-42730-4 Ring, The* 978-0-582-42737- 2 0-582-42737-1

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ContemporaryCinderella Man 978-1-405-80642-8 1-405-80642-7

Client, The* 978-0-582-41777-9 0-582-41777-5

Gladiator 978-0-582-47117-7 0-582-47117-6

Goldman Sachs 978-0-582-34369-6 0-582-34369-0

Goldman Sachs 978-0-582-34428-0 0-582-34428-X

Interpreter, The 978-1-405-80643-5 1-405-80643-5

Mosquito Coast, The* 978-0-582-41814-1 0-582-41814-3

Seven 978-0-582-41693-2 0-582-41693-0

Street Lawyer, The 978-0-582-43404-2 0-582-43404-1

OriginalsDetective Work* 978-0-582-41804-2 0-582-41804-6 Inventions That 978-0-582-85489-5 0-582-85489-X

Changed the World

Management Gurus* 978-0-582-43046-4 0-582-43046-1

Women in Business* 978-0-582-45327-2 0-582-45327-5

Level 3 — 1,200-Word VocabularyClassicsAdventures of 978-0-582-42050-2 0-582-42050-4

Huckleberry Finn, The

Adventures of 978-0-582-34271-2 0-582-34271-6

Huckleberry Finn, The

Black Cat and Other 978-0-582-41774-8 0-582-41774-0

Stories, The*

Canterbury Tales, The* 978-0-582-42114-1 0-582-42114-4

Count of Monte 978-0-582-42701-3 0-582-42701-0

Cristo, The*

David Copperfield* 978-0-582-41636-9 0-582-41636-1

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde* 978-0-582-42700-6 0-582-42700-2

Dracula* 978-0-582-42663-4 0-582-42663-4

Emil and the Detectives* 978-0-582-42699-3 0-582-42699-5

Fall of the House of 978-0-582-42128-8 0-582-42128-4

Usher and Other Stories, The

Fall of the House of 978-0-582-34267-5 0-582-34267-8

Usher and Other Stories, The

Frankenstein* 978-0-582-42698-6 0-582-42698-7

Hamlet* 978-1-405-83101-7 1-405-83101-4

Hunchback of Notre 978-0-582-81986-3 0-582-81986-5

Dame, The

Ideal Husband, An* 978-0-582-50518-6 0-582-50518-6

Island of Dr. Moreau, The* 978-1-405-84999-9 1-405-84999-1

Jane Eyre* 978-0-582-41780-9 0-582-41780-5

Man with Two Shadows 978-0-582-41682-6 0-582-41682-5

and Other Stories, The*

Mark Twain Short Stories 978-0-582-85490-1 0-582-85490-3

Midsummer Night’s 978-0-582-85491-8 0-582-85491-1

Dream, A*

Red Badge of 978-0-582-42126-4 0-582-42126-8

Courage, The

Red Badge of 978-0-582-34265-1 0-582-34265-1

Courage, The

Return of Sherlock 978-0-582-42697-9 0-582-42697-9

Holmes, The*

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Sense and Sensibility* 978-0-582-41689-5 0-582-41689-2

Sherlock Holmes and 978-0-582-41698-7 0-582-41698-1

the Mystery of Boscombe Pool*

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Stories from 978-0-582-42694-8 0-582-42694-4

Shakespeare*

Swiss Family Robinson, 978-0-582-42664-1 0-582-42664-2

The*

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Turn of the Screw, The* 978-0-582-41692-5 0-582-41692-2

Vanity Fair* 978-0-582-42693-1 0-582-42693-6

Yearling, The 978-0-582-34439-6 0-582-34439-5

Young King and Other 978-0-582-42692-4 0-582-42692-8

Stories, The*

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Other Stories, The*

Doll’s House and Other 978-0-582-41811-0 0-582-41811-9

Stories, A*

Emma* 978-0-582-41794-6 0-582-41794-5

Far from the 978-0-582-41764-9 0-582-41764-3

Madding Crowd

Go-Between, The* 978-0-582-41920-9 0-582-41920-4

King Solomon’s Mines* 978-0-582-42690-0 0-582-42690-1

Locked Room and Other 978-0-582-41807-3 0-582-41807-0

Horror Stories, The*

Macbeth* 978-0-582-82999-2 0-582-82999-2

Merchant of Venice, The* 978-1-405-84353-9 1-405-84353-5

1984* 978-0-582-77731-6 0-582-77731-3

Oliver Twist* 978-0-582-42688-7 0-582-42688-X

Picture of Dorian 978-0-582-41808-6 0-582-41808-9

Gray, The*

Three Adventures of 978-0-582-42687-0 0-582-42687-1

Sherlock Holmes*

Three Great Plays of 978-0-582-42686-3 0-582-42686-3

Shakespeare*

Time Machine, The* 978-1-405-83349-3 1-405-83349-1





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Benetton 978-0-582-34297-2 0-582-34297-X

Brethren, The 978-0-582-45352-4 0-582-45352-6

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Partner, The 978-0-582-43406-6 0-582-43406-8

Pelican Brief, The* 978-0-582-41796-0 0-582-41796-1

Rainmaker, The 978-0-582-36412-7 0-582-36412-4

Time to Kill, A 978-0-582-36410-3 0-582-36410-8

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Crime and Punishment* 978-1-405-83348-6 1-405-83348-3

Great Expectations* 978-0-582-41947-6 0-582-41947-6

Les Miserables* 978-0-582-50508-7 0-582-50508-9

Madame Bovary* 978-0-582-45408-8 0-582-45408-5

Moonstone, The* 978-0-582-41822-6 0-582-41822-4

Oliver Twist* 978-0-582-41949-0 0-582-41949-2

Room with a View, A* 978-0-582-51264-1 0-582-51264-6

Snow Falling on Cedars* 978-0-582-41928-5 0-582-41928-X

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Runaway Jury, The 978-0-582-43405-9 0-582-43405-X

Saving Private Ryan 978-0-582-41983-4 0-582-41983-2 Testament, The 978-0-582-43706-7 0-582-43706-7

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Jane Eyre* 978-0-582-41932-2 0-582-41932-8

More Tales From 978-0-582-41934-6 0-582-41934-4

Shakespeare*

Outstanding Short 978-0-582-41933-9 0-582-41933-6

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Phantom of the 978-0-582-50502-5 0-582-50502-X

Opera, The

Pride and Prejudice* 978-0-582-41935-3 0-582-41935-2

Prisoner of Zenda, The* 978-0-582-41936-0 0-582-41936-0

Round the World in

Eighty Days* 978-0-582-42720-4 0-582-42720-7

Stories of Detection 978-0-582-41939-1 0-582-41939-5

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Strange Case of Dr. 978-0-582-42745-7 0-582-42745-2

Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, The*

Tale of Two Cities, A* 978-0-582-41940-7 0-582-41940-9

Tales from Shakespeare 978-0-582-41941-4 0-582-41941-7

Tales of Mystery and 978-0-582-49805-1 0-582-49805-8

Imagination*

War of the Worlds, The* 978-1-405-80638-1 1-405-80638-9

Wuthering Heights* 978-0-582-41944-5 0-582-41944-1

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Penguin ReadersFactsheet CD-ROM• Provides practical advice and extra

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Penguin ReadersTeacher’s Guide• Offers suggestions for developing

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Teacher’s Guide to Using Film and TV

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ELL07 HIED.084-108 (RR1-0897) - Pearson · PDF fileFor Your Information Series Reading and Vocabulary Skills Books 1, 2, 3, and 4 Second Edition Karen Blanchard and Christine Root