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Clunk in Space, Level 1

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THE WORLD OF SCIENCE THE WORLD OF THE NATURAL WORLD children in the UK!
& TECHNOLOGY ARTS & SOCIAL STUDIES

LEVEL 1 300 HEADWORDS • CEFR A1 • Average word count: 700 • Cambridge English: Starters

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ARTS & SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY ARTS & SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
At the Beach In the Sky
Art Eyes Fruit Schools Trees
Rachel Bladon Kamini Khanduri
Richard Northcott Rob Sved Louise Spilsbury Richard Northcott Rachel Bladon

LEVEL 1 A1 Read and discover all Read and discover all about Read and discover all Read and discover all Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all
about art. the beach. about eyes. about fruit. the sky. schools around the world. about trees.

• What do artists paint? • What can you find in a • How many eyes does a • What is fruit? • What can you see in • How do students go • What do seeds do?
rockpool? spider have? the sky? to school?
• What shapes can you • How does fruit grow? • What animals live
see in art? • How many legs does a • Can animals see in the • What are stars? • What do students wear in trees?
prawn have? dark? at school?

Word count 668 Word count 707 Word count 672 Word count 680 Word count 692 Word count 659 Word count 692
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Robbers Ben’s The New Rainforest Clunk in Monkeys The
at the Big Glasses Rescue Space in School Treehouse
Museum Swim
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LEVEL 2 450 HEADWORDS • CEFR A1• Average word count: 850
• Cambridge English: Starters / Movers

THE WORLD OF THE NATURAL WORLD THE NATURAL WORLD THE NATURAL WORLD THE WORLD OF THE NATURAL WORLD OXFORD READ AND DISCOVER
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY ARTS & SOCIAL STUDIES
Wild Cats Young Animals Camouflage Earth
Wheels Cities
Rob Sved Rachel Bladon Kamini Khanduri Richard Northcott
Rob Sved Richard Northcott

Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all LEVEL 2 A1
wheels. wild cats. young animals. camouflage. cities around the world. about Earth.

• What are train wheels • What do wild cats eat? • What colour are baby • Where do lions hide? • What buildings can you • How old are the
made of? zebras? find in cities? mountains on Earth?
• What does a wild cat’s • What animals hide in
• Can you use wheels to tail do? • Where do young bears trees? • What can tourists do in • What is under the land?
cook? live? cities?

Word count 675 Word count 668 Word count 706 Word count 842 Word count 831 Word count 820
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Too Fast The On Thin Can In the Where
Snow Ice You See Big City on Earth
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY ARTS & SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Farms
Electricity In the Mountains Jobs Plastic Sunny and Rainy Your Body
Rachel Bladon
Louise Spilsbury Richard Northcott Kamini Khanduri Louise Spilsbury Louise Spilsbury Louise Spilsbury

LEVEL 2 A1 Read and discover all Read and discover all Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all about
about electricity. about farms. mountains. jobs. plastic. weather. your body.

• What machines use • What are crops? • What is a glacier? • Where do people work in • How do we make plastic? • What makes Earth • How many bones do you
electricity? cities? warm? have?
• What do we get from • What sports do people • Can we recycle plastic?
• What is a battery? sheep? do in mountains? • What does a vet do? • What falls from clouds? • What are germs?

Word count 801 Word count 828 Word count 818 Word count 837 Word count 800 Word count 803 Word count 855
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The Big Sheep in The Big Clunk’s Stop the Clunk The Race
Storm the Snow Snowball New Job Machine in the
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LEVEL 3 600 HEADWORDS • CEFR A1 • Average word count: 1,300 • Cambridge English: Movers

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THE NATURAL WORLD THE NATURAL WORLD THE WORLD OF THE WORLD OF THE WORLD OF THE NATURAL WORLD THE WORLD OF OXFORD READ AND DISCOVER
ARTS & SOCIAL STUDIES ARTS & SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Amazing Animals Life in
Minibeasts In the Air Festivals Free Time How We Make Rainforests Sound
And Music
Cheryl Palin Robert Quinn Around the World Around the World Products Cheryl Palin
Richard Northcott
Richard Northcott Julie Penn Alex Raynham Read and discover all
about life in tropical Read and discover all about
Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all Read and discover all about Read and discover all rainforests. sound and music. LEVEL 3 A1
amazing minibeasts. animals in the air. about festivals around favourite free-time activities about how we make • What is the biggest • What are sound waves?
the world. around the world. different products. • What type of musical
• How many legs does • What is the fastest bird tropical rainforest?
a spider have? in the world? • When is the festival • Where is dog sledding • How many parts are • Where do orang-utans instrument is a koto?
of Diwali? popular? there in a car?
• Why are earthworms • What are flying foxes? sleep?
important? • What do people do • What is beach cricket? • How do we make
at Halloween? chocolate bars?

Word count 1,249 Word count 1,367 Word count 1,323 Word count 1,330 Word count 1,306 Word count 1,395 Word count 1,370
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Reader with Audio Reader with Audio Reader with Audio Reader with Audio Reader with Audio Reader with Audio Reader with Audio
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Danger! In the Fear Soccer Get Us Danger The New
Bugs! Eagle’s at the in the Out of in the Sound
Nest Festival Street Here! Rainforest
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LEVEL 4 750 HEADWORDS • CEFR A1/A2 • Average word count: 1,700
• Cambridge English: Movers / Flyers

OXFORD READ AND DISCOVER THE WORLD OF THE NATURAL WORLD THE WORLD OF THE NATURAL WORLD THE NATURAL WORLD THE NATURAL WORLD
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Wonderful All About All About All About
Super Water Your Five Desert Life Ocean Life Plants
Structures Senses
Cheryl Palin Julie Penn Rachel Bladon Julie Penn
Fiona Undrill Robert Quinn

LEVEL 3 A1 Read and discover all about Read and discover all Read and discover all Read and discover all Read and discover all Read and discover all
super structures around about wonderful water. about your five wonderful about desert life around about life in and near the about amazing plants.
the world. senses. the world. oceans.
• Why is water important? • How many types of plant
• What are dams made of? • How do your eyes work? • How do animals stay • Which tree can live in are there?
• What is the biggest cool in the desert? salt water?
• How tall can a ocean animal? • What’s under your skin? • Why are plants
skyscraper be? • Why are deserts getting • How do whales breathe? important?
bigger?

Word count 1,200 Word count 1,273 Word count 1,343 Word count 1,692 Word count 1,665 Word count 1,729
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A High The Lost Swimming The Flower
Shadow Water Game in the with Thief
on the Desert Dolphins
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ARTS & SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY ARTS & SOCIAL STUDIES
Animals Incredible
At Night Animals 2011 How to Stay Earth Machines Why We Wonders
In Art Healthy Then and Now Recycle Of the Past
Rachel Bladon Richard Northcott
Richard Northcott Julie Penn Robert Quinn Fiona Undrill Kathryn Harper

Read and discover all Read and discover all Read and discover all Read and discover all Read and discover all Read and discover all Read and discover all LEVEL 4 A1–A2
about amazing animals about animals in art, all about how to stay about our incredible about machines in the about why we recycle about wonders of the past,
at night. around the world. healthy. Earth. past and today. waste. all around the world.

• Why do some animals • Where can you see • How much water should • What is a volcano? • When did people invent • What waste materials • Where is Chichen Itza?
come out at night? animals in art? you drink every day? the wheel? can we recycle?
• Where is the deepest • What is the Taj Mahal?
• What special senses do • What are the oldest • Why is exercise good for lake on Earth? • What is a nanobot? • How long does plastic
nocturnal animals have? animal pictures? you? take to decompose?

Word count 1,746 Word count 1,754 Word count 1,634 Word count 1,700 Word count 1,663 Word count 1,701 Word count 1,724
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Bats! Pictures Inside Volcano A Machine Clunk’s The Lost
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LEVEL 5 900 HEADWORDS • CEFR A2/B1 • Average word count: 3,350 • Cambridge English: Flyers • Cambridge English: Key (KET)

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LEVEL 5 A2–B1 OXFORD READ AND DISCOVER THE NATURAL WORLD THE NATURAL WORLD THE NATURAL WORLD THE NATURAL WORLD THE WORLD OF THE WORLD OF THE WORLD OF
ARTS & SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
All About Great
Islands Animal Exploring Migrations Homes Materials Medicine
Life Cycles Our World Then and Now
James Styring Rachel Bladon Around the World To Products
Rachel Bladon Jacqueline Martin Louise and Richard Spilsbury
Read and discover all Read and discover all Jacqueline Martin Alex Raynham
about islands around the about great animal Read and discover all
world. Read and discover all Read and discover all migrations. Read and discover all Read and discover all about medicine in the past
• How do islands form? about amazing animal life about explorers and • Why do animals about homes around the about the materials and medicine today.
• Which island has cycles. exploring. world. that people use to make • What was the world’s
migrate? products.
dragons? • Which animals hatch • Why is exploring • How do they find their • What materials are first antibiotic?
from eggs? important? homes made of? • How is glass made? • What medicine can cure
way?
• What is metamorphosis? • Where did the first • Why do people build • What are microchips? malaria?
explorers go? homes on stilts?

Word count 3,457 Word count 3,437 Word count 3,491 Word count 3,463 Word count 3,357 Word count 3,437 Word count 3,363
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Day of the The Bad
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LEVEL 6 1,050 HEADWORDS • CEFR B1 • Average word count: 3,750
• Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET)

THE WORLD OF THE WORLD OF THE WORLD OF THE NATURAL WORLD THE NATURAL WORLD THE WORLD OF OXFORD READ AND DISCOVER
ARTS & SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
All About Caring for
Our World Transportation Wild Space Our Planet Cells
In Art Then and Now Weather And Microbes
Alex Raynham Joyce Hannam
Richard Northcott James Styring Jacqueline Martin Louise and Richard Spilsbury

Read and discover all Read and discover all Read and discover all Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all LEVEL 6 B1
about our world in art. about transportation in the about different types of our galaxy and everything caring for our beautiful about amazing cells and
• What are still lifes? past and today. weather. in the universe. planet Earth. microbes.
• Why do artists use
• What were the first • What is a hurricane? • What are stars made of? • What is global warming? • What are the smallest
perspective? planes made of? living things on Earth?
• Where is the coldest • When did the first person • How can we keep our
• How fast can solar cars place on Earth? walk on the Moon? planet clean? • How do antibiotics work?
travel?

Word count 3,360 Word count 3,425 Word count 3,395 Word count 3,820 Word count 3,804 Word count 3,663
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The Trouble The Secret Hope on What’s So
Painting on the on the Turtle Funny?
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Earth Wonderful
Clothes Then and Now Food Helping Incredible Ecosystems Your Amazing
Then and Now Body
Robert Quinn Around the World Around the World Energy Louise and Richard Spilsbury
Richard Northcott Robert Quinn
Robert Quinn Sarah Medina Louise and Richard Spilsbury

LEVEL 6 B1 Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all about Read and discover all about
clothes in the past and Earth in the past and Earth food around the world. helping around the world. incredible energy. wonderful ecosystems on your amazing body.
clothes today. today. Earth.
• Where are cacao trees • Who helps refugees? • What is kinetic energy? • How many bones are
• Where were your clothes • How did Earth form? grown? • How are monkeys there in your skeleton?
made? • What do animal charities • What types of energy adapted to living in their
• What natural resources • What drink can you make do? does electricity give us? ecosystem? • What do your white blood
• What is a fashion victim? does Earth give us? from cherries? cells do?
• What are decomposers?

Word count 3,711 Word count 3,723 Word count 3,739 Word count 3,734 Word count 3,776 Word count 3,754 Word count 3,869
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EARLY STARTER 100 HEADWORDS • CEFR Pre-A1 • Average word count: 90
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Grandpa makes a robot.
Ben looks. What’s in the Ben has a red square. He Grandpa, Ben, and Rosie Grandpa has a hat. Where Rosie and Grandpa go to Clunk draws a tiger. His name is Clunk. He has
green car? What’s on the has a red triangle. What’s are in the park. How many is it? Can Clunk see it? the zoo. They look at the Look! What colour is it? arms, wheels, and a head.
blue ball? It’s a spider. this? It’s a house! fish are there? How many penguins and the lions. Ben and Rosie watch. What
Hello, spider! frogs are there? And what’s What happens when they can the robot do?
on Grandpa’s head? eat their sandwiches? LEVEL STARTER

Word count 59 Word count 63 Word count 115 Word count 108 Word count 120 Word count 110 Word count 120
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30 HEADWORDS • CEFR Pre-A1 • Average word count: 60

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‘Oh no! There’s a crocodile to the park with Grandpa’s and Rosie make a big machine. It’s a Cake Can Grandpa help?
in the house!’ says Clunk. robot, Clunk. Why does snowman. Can Clunk the Machine. But can Grandpa He has a new machine –
‘Run!’ Clunk say, ‘I’m sorry’? robot make a snowman? make a cake for Rosie a weather machine!
and Ben?
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Word count 214 Word count 215 Word count 226 Word count 214 Word count 213

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see a meteor shower. Rosie to the rainforest. the robot go to the art skateboarding in the park. Ben, and Alice to the
They go to space in But when he takes them to museum with Grandpa. What happens when a rainforest to find Grandpa’s
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LEVEL 2 A1 Grandpa takes Rosie, Ben, Clunk finds a new job – in It’s the big city! Ben, Rosie, Alice is looking for her Ben, Rosie, and Alice are Ben, Rosie, and Max are
and Ben’s friend Max to the a restaurant! But he isn’t Max, and Grandpa go to see cat. What happens when at Aunt Katy’s farm. It’s visiting the recycling
mountains for a picnic. But a good waiter and Gordon the tall buildings. But what he gets into Grandpa’s van, snowing, and some sheep center. The big machines
a big storm is coming. Find the chef is angry. Grandpa happens when thieves steal and Rosie, Ben, and Alice are up on the hills. How are exciting – but oh no!
out what happens. wants Clunk at home Grandpa’s van? Where do arrive in a hot place with can the children help? Max drops his house key!
again – can Rosie, Ben, and they take it? Can Clunk lots of animals? Maybe Can Clunk help? What is
Grandpa find him? stop them? it’s dangerous here? Rosie’s idea? Find out
what happens.

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One day, Rosie, Ben, and Ben and Rosie take their Grandpa takes Ben, Rosie, Ben couldn’t wait to play Ben is going to play a LEVEL 3 A1
his friend Max got very kayaks to Grandpa’s Alice, and Clunk high in the Grandpa’s new computer soccer match, but he wants
small – as small as bugs! favourite river – but there’s mountains to study eagles. game – but when he was in new soccer shoes. Far
This was a great way to a flood! Sam has a pet When they find a nest, the the game he couldn’t leave. away, a boy called Victor
study minibeasts, but now store in the town, and eagles think that Clunk is Now Ben was in danger, plays soccer in the street.
the backyard was full of water from the river is in food! Will Clunk be dinner? and only Rosie could help! He’s a fantastic player. He
danger: ladybugs, spider his store. Can Ben help the And what happens when Find out what happened doesn’t have any soccer
webs, and birds … animals? two climbers find the nest? when Rosie put her helmet shoes. Find out how the
on … two boys become friends,
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When Rosie and Ben Dan the scientist works Ben and Max have been In the rainforest, there is The van is broken, Grandpa Why were Ben, Rosie, LEVEL 4 A1–A2
wanted to understand an with dolphins. Ludo the learning about volcanoes a Lost City of Gold. And is sick, there’s something and Max beside this dark
old cave painting, Grandpa dolphin is under the water – so they go to see one! in the Lost City, there is wrong with Clunk – and swamp? Why was an
took them back in time in and can’t breathe, so Rosie But then the volcano a beautiful gold statue. Rosie, Ben, and Max are amazing machine sinking
his amazing van. Soon they dives in to help him. But erupts. Hot lava is coming Ben, Rosie, and Grandpa lost in a desert! It’s hot in in it? Could Ben and Clunk
were in a cold place with what happens? The sea to the village, and Rosie’s visit the city with Silvia, an the day and cold at night, get the machine out fast
mammoths and wolves – can be dangerous – there new friend Nani needs archaeologist. But other and they don’t have a lot of and take everyone home?
and the van was in a hole. might be sharks! help. Ben has an idea – people know about the city water. Can they find help? And what about those
How could they get home? but how can they stop the too, and want that statue … hungry alligators?
And why was there light in river of fire?
the cave?

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LEVEL 5 A2 When scientist Jim Wood It was an ordinary day. ‘I’m the greatest criminal Why were Ben and Rosie LEVEL 6 B1
invited Grandpa to visit his Rosie and Alice were in the in this city. I’ve never been hiding on the Moon?
fantastic new house, Rosie backyard. But there was caught by the police, and I On Earth, people were
went too. But where was something in the bushes never will be caught,’ said watching live pictures from
Jim Wood? And what was – what was it? What was Cooger. But what was this the Moon. They’d seen one
his house computer, Vesta, happening? Ben and Max clever – and dangerous – astronaut return to the
doing? Could Rosie find a needed to find Grandpa, man planning? And could landing vehicle. But where
way out of this bad house? but he wasn’t home – he Ben and Rosie stop him was the second astronaut?
was millions of years away from stealing Grandpa’s Why did the pictures
What could they do? inventions – and a lot suddenly stop? What was
more, too? the secret on the Moon?
Word count 2,403 Word count 2,273
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William Tell and Other A Pretty Face The First Flying Man Lisa’s Song Sherlock Holmes: Pebbles on the Beach
Stories The Speckled Band
John Escott Retold by Elspeth Rawstron Lesley Thompson Alex Raynham
Retold by John Escott
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 2016 Comic Strip

Comic Strip Text adaptation by Abby is a teenager, and she
Lesley Thompson doesn’t talk much to her
parents. Abby’s dad works
The men and the women Zoe Baker works in a ‘I want to fly later this year.’ Al Brown plays the guitar ‘Help me,’ says Helen hard for an oil company, and QUICK STARTER A1
in this book – William Tell, bookstore. She also likes ‘So it’s a race,’ laughs in a band with friends. He Stoner. ‘My sister died, and Abby’s mom doesn’t like her
Tom Blood, Lord Bao, King acting, and she has a part writes songs, too. ‘Our boy now I am going to die too.’ friends. Then, one summer,
Matthias, Johnny Appleseed, in the play Romeo and Juliet. Lagari. can’t live without his music,’ Abby stays with her crazy
and Lady Godiva – are all Mike Morrison writes about ‘Yes,’ smiles Hezarfen. his parents say. Sherlock Holmes and Aunt May in California.
real people from history. the play for the newspaper. The time is the 1630s. Dr Watson must answer Here – with Aunt May and
What does he write about But when Al’s baby sister, the question of how Julia her neighbours Diego and
But every time someone Zoe? Is Zoe a good Sultan Murat IV rules the Lisa, arrives from hospital, Stoner died, two years ago. Bianca – she learns to see
tells an old story, they actress… or is she just ‘a Ottoman Empire. Two his life is suddenly different. If they cannot, then Helen things differently. But, one
change things in it, to make pretty face’? Istanbul brothers – Hezarfen Now his mother and father Stoner will die too. But her night, there’s an oil spill on
them bigger, better, and Ahmet Celebi and Lagari have no time for him, and he house is very strange - and the beautiful beach near
more exciting. So what is What does Zoe think when Hasan – dream of flying. has no time for school work her stepfather, Dr Grimesby their home.
true in this book and what she reads the newspaper? Which of them can be the – or the band. Roylott, is very angry and
is not? Read all six of the What does she do? first flying man? And what does not want Holmes there. What can Abby, her aunt,
stories, and see what you does the Sultan give to the Then Al’s sister gets ill. and the neighbours do? And
think. winner of the race? Read this And Grandad tells him, ‘Write Who killed Julia, and how? who answers Abby’s call for
story and find the answers. a song for Lisa!’ But why, and And why did she say ‘The help? And how?
* Each story is recorded in how can this help? speckled band!’ before she
American or British English died?
to reflect its origin and
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Word count 2,217 Word count 2,541 Word count 1,528 Word count 1,426 Word count 3,371 Word count 1,139

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The Wrong TrousersTM Macbeth Mystery in Muscat Peter Pan Pollyanna Football Forever

Aardman William Shakespeare Julie Till J. M. Barrie Eleanor H. Porter Andrea Sarto
Text adaptation by Bill Bowler Text adaptation by Alistair McCallum Text adaptation by Alex Raynham Text adaptation by Bill Bowler
2017

LEVEL 1 A1–A2 It’s Gromit the dog’s A dark, rainy day in ‘How long is she in Oman Comic Strip When Pollyanna’s father Tino wants to be a famous
birthday, and his friend Scotland, long ago. for?’ dies, she goes to live football player, and now is
Wallace gives him an Returning from battle, Peter Pan is the boy who with her Aunt, Miss Polly his chance – he is playing
unusual present – a pair of Macbeth and his friend ‘Ten days. And then they never grows up. He lives in Harrington. Miss Harrington in his first game for an
Techno-trousers. Banquo meet three witches. want to take her back home.’ Neverland, an island with likes doing good, but she important team!
‘Macbeth, the king!’ they fairies and pirates – and he doesn’t like children very
At first Wallace uses the say, but Macbeth is not a ‘Ah, yes. But she’s not isn’t real. Or is he? much! But not everyone wants
trousers to take Gromit for king, he is just a simple going back to London. to help him. His father won’t
walks, but when the penguin soldier. They’re never going to see Wendy and her brothers Pollyanna always tries to come to watch him play. His
comes to stay, he uses them her again!’ learn the truth when Peter find the good in everything. team captain, Lenda, thinks
one night for something Macbeth and Banquo and the fairy Tinkerbell She soon makes many he is a bad player. And what
different – very different. cannot forget the witches’ Jamie and Taymour come and take them all to different people in her new about the other team? Their
words. Soon Macbeth is king, overhear this strange Neverland. Neverland is home feel happier. But is captain is very big – and
This strange story won the but his wife walks in her conversation near their wonderful – and dangerous. Miss Polly’s life going to very mean!
Oscar® for Best Animated sleep at night, and dreams homes in Muscat. Two men Peter Pan is real, but so are change for better or worse
Short Film in 1993. of blood. What lies in the want to kill an important the pirates, and their terrible after her niece arrives? And How will Tino do? What
future for Banquo? And how visitor, it seems. But who is leader, Captain Hook. Peter what happens to Pollyanna will happen to his friends,
many people must die before the woman in danger? And cut off Hook’s hand, and now when she has a very bad and his team? What will his
Scotland finds peace once what can the boys do to save Hook wants revenge. accident? family do?
more? her?
Who will win – Pan or And who will win?
Can they, their sisters Hook? And will Wendy and
Sarah and Nadine, and their her brothers ever go home to
Australian friend Ruth find London?
the answer to the mystery?
Word count 2,578
Word count 4,445 Word count 5,581 Word count 5,671 Word count 5,973 Word count 5,389
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Sherlock Holmes: Sherlock Holmes: Twenty Thousand The Teacher’s Secret The Travels of Nicholas Nickleby Saladin LEVEL 2 A2–B1
The Emerald Crown The Top-Secret Plans Leagues Under the Sea and Other Folk Tales Ibn Battuta
Charles Dickens Nina Prentice
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Retold by Joyce Hannam Janet Hardy-Gould Text adaptation by Tim Herdon
Jules Verne 2016
Text adaptation by Janet Hardy-Gould Text adaptation by Jeremy Page
Text adaptation by
Lesley Thompson

A man from the British royal ‘This telegram is from When ship after ship goes Are men cleverer than ‘My first journey was a When his father dies a poor ‘Well, Yusuf, are you sure
family leaves an expensive my brother Mycroft,’ said down in the Atlantic, Dr women? Is a poor man that you want to be a
gold and emerald crown Holmes. ‘He wants to speak Pierre Aronnax and his cleverer than a rich man? pilgrimage to Makkah. I man, Nicholas Nickleby soldier?’
at Holder and Stevenson’s to me at once about Mr servant, Conseil, journey And what about teachers?
– one of the best banks in Arthur Cadogan. Do you from Paris to learn more. Are they always cleverer got on a donkey and said goes to London and takes ‘I’ll do my best, Uncle.’
London. When someone know this man, Watson?’ What – or who – is attacking than their students? The When Yusuf went to
tries to take the crown from these ships? people in these six well- “Goodbye” to my parents in a teaching job at Dotheboys Aleppo to learn to fight under
Mr Holder’s desk, he asks ‘I saw something about known folk tales from General Shirkuh, no one
Sherlock Holmes for help. him in today’s newspaper,’ I Aronnax, Conseil, and the around the world all want to Tangier when I was 21. My Hall – a terrible school knew what this young man
Who wants the crown and answered. Canadian, Ned Land, find be clever. But are some of would do with his life.
why? Only Sherlock can find the answer to this question them just stupid? mother cried.’ belonging to Mr Wackford But years later, Yusuf
the answers. When a young man dies when they meet the strange became the great and
on a London Underground Captain Nemo. Each story is recorded in In this way Ibn Battuta, Squeers. There he helps a chivalrous general, Saladin
Word count 6,064 line, top-secret plans for American or British English to – the man who helped to
Reader 978 0 19 424762 7 a new British submarine After a long journey reflect its origin and setting. one of the greatest travellers poor boy called Smike who bring Muslims together to
Reader with Audio go missing. But who is under the sea in Nemo’s win back the holy city of
978 0 19 463948 4 BrE Cadogan’s killer, why did submarine, the Nautilus, the in the world, begins telling has no one to look after him. Jerusalem from the Franks.
he die, and where are the doctor and his friends plan to This is his story…
missing papers? Sherlock leave for the surface. his story to his nephew, Leaving Dotheboys,
Holmes and Doctor Watson
must quickly help Mycroft But how can they escape? Ahmed. Nicholas makes both friends
to answer these important
questions. His many journeys take and enemies on his journey

him to new and interesting towards better things. But

places far from home. He will Smike, who travels with

sees many strange and him, ever find the happy

wonderful things, has family life that he so dearly

many funny and frightening wants?

experiences, and meets

many different people along

the way.

This is his story…

DOMINOES Word count 5,670 Word count 6,100 Word count 4,568 Word count 6,015 Word count 9,004 Word count 9,535 DOMINOES

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We walk in front of the silver statue, and I think about
the notes. I look up at her and see a little smile on her
face.

I’m not going to tell Kate and Joe about the notes.
That’s our secret – me and the silver statue.

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The Enemy Cry Freedom Short stories from around the world. 2,500 Headwords FFAACCTTFFILIELSES (NON-FICTION)
Night Without End Stories about the lives of real people. Great for making cross-cultural
The Woman in White Cry Freedom connections. LEVEL 5 Bring CLIL into your classroom and study
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Brat Farrar 1,800 Headwords
Not Without You NEW Desert, Mountain, Sea Land of My Childhood: Stories from Disaster
The Riddle of the Sands Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman’s Search for Everything South Asia LEVEL 4 Gandhi
This Rough Magic Great Crimes
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Chemical Secret New Zealand 700 Headwords The Everest Story
Justice Playing with Fire: Stories from the Formula One Anne Frank
Kidnapped LEVEL 1 Future Energy Martin Luther King
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Goodbye, Mr Hollywood Amelia Earhart Wives Ireland Rainforests
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White Death Red Dog Leonardo da Vinci Stephen Hawking
Silkwood Twelve Years a Slave Malala Yousafzai NEW World Wonders
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Orca 47 Ronin: A Samurai Hachiko: Japan’s Most The Meaning of Gifts: Stories from Turkey Animals in Danger New York
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Taxi of Terror England Scotland
The White Stones The Boy-King Mary, Queen of Scots Hollywood Titanic
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The Coldest Place Pocahontas London William and Kate
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250 HEADWORDS Dead Man’s Money Drive into Danger Last Chance New York Café Robin Hood Orca

CEFR A1 John Escott Rosemary Border Phillip Burrows and Michael Dean John Escott Phillip Burrows and
Mark Foster Mark Foster
• Cambridge English:
Starters Comic Strip Comic Strip When Tonya and her
friends decide to sail
STARTER A1 • Cambridge English: When Cal Dexter rents one ‘I can drive a truck,’ says ‘How can Mr Frank It is the year 2030, and an ‘You’re a brave man, but around the world, they
Movers of the Blue Lake Cabins, Kim on her first day at be angry now?’ thinks email message arrives I am afraid for you,’ says want to see exciting things
he finds $3000 − under the work in the office. When Mike happily. His film is at New York Café: ‘I want Lady Marian to Robin of and visit exciting places.
• IELTS 1.0–2.0 floor! He doesn’t know it, Kim’s passenger Andy good and he is the only to help people and make Locksley. She is afraid
• TOEIC 120–215 but it is the money from a finds something strange cameraman on the volcano. them happy!’ because Robin does not But one day, they meet
• TOEFL 8–23 bank robbery. A dead man’s under a truck, things get Now he can go home. like Prince John’s new an orca – a killer whale –
money. dangerous. But not everybody is taxes and wants to do one of the most dangerous
Average story length: But then he finds Jenny happy about the email, something for the poor animals in the sea. And life
24 pages ‘Do I take it to the and she is dying. Rocks and soon the police and people of Nottingham. gets a little too exciting.
police?’ he thinks. But start to move and Mike is the President are very When Prince John hears
Average word three more people want the afraid. Can they get off the interested in the New York this, Robin is suddenly in
count: 1,375 money, and two of them are volcano alive? And what Café. great danger.
dangerous. happens to Mike’s camera
Audio available for and film?
selected readers Can Cal stop them?

Colour illustrations
support
comprehension

Word count 1,260 Word count 1,400 Word count 1,928 Word count 1,600 Word count 960 Word count 1,600
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Police TV The Ransom of Star Reporter Survive! 250 HEADWORDS
Red Chief
Tim Vicary John Escott Helen Brooke CEFR A1
O. Henry
‘Every day someone steals Comic Strip Interactive • Cambridge English:
money from people near Retold by Paul Shipton Starters
STARTER A1 the shops. We must stop Comic Strip ‘There’s a new girl in town,’ You are in a small plane,
this,’ says Dan, a police says Joe, and soon Steve is going across the Rocky • Cambridge English:
officer. Bill and Sam arrive in the out looking for her. Mountains. Suddenly, the Movers
small American town engine starts to make
The police use TV of Summit with only two Marietta is easy to strange noises… • IELTS 1.0–2.0
cameras but it is not easy hundred dollars, but they find in a small town, but • TOEIC 120–215
because there are so many need more and Sam has every time he sees her Soon you are alone, in • TOEFL 8–23
suspects – who is the an idea for making a lot of something goes wrong… the snow, at the top of a
robber? money. When things start and his day goes from bad mountain, and it is very, Average story length:
to go very wrong, both men to worse. very cold. Can you find your 24 pages
soon regret their visit – and way out of the mountain?
their idea. Average word
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The Coldest Place on The Elephant Man Five Short Plays 47 Ronin: A Samurai The Adventures of Christmas in Prague
CEFR A1/A2 Earth Story from Japan Tom Sawyer
Tim Vicary Martyn Ford Joyce Hannam
• Cambridge Tim Vicary Jennifer Bassett Mark Twain
English: Movers Retold by Nick Bullard

• Cambridge In the summer of 1910, a He is not beautiful. His What do you do if you have When Lord Asano drew Tom Sawyer does not In a house in Oxford, three LEVEL 1 A1–A2
English: Flyers race began. A race to be the mother does not want him. a boring job in a restaurant, his sword on Lord Kira like school. He does not people are having breakfast
first man at the South Pole, Children run away for him. serving fast food to people one spring day in 1701, it like work, and he never – Carol, her husband Jan,
• Cambridge in Antarctica. Robert Falcon People laugh at him, and who have no time to eat? began a story that is now a wants to get out of bed in and his father Josef. They
English: Key (KET) Scott, an Englishman, left call him ‘The Elephant national legend in Japan. the morning. But he likes are talking about Prague,
London in his ship, the Man’. What if you dream Lord Kira lived, but Lord swimming, fishing and because Carol wants
•IELTS 1.0–3.0 Terra Nova, and began the of travelling to other Asano died, and after his having adventures with his them all to go there for
•TOEIC 120–545 long journey south. Five Then someone speaks countries, but your friends death, his samurai became friends. And he has a lot of Christmas.
•TOEFL 8-56 days later, another ship to him – and listens to him! just laugh? Do you stay ronin, samurai without a adventures. One night, he
also began to travel south. At the age of 27, Joseph at home with them? master. And so began their and his friend Huck Finn Josef was born in Prague,
Average story And on this ship was Roald Merrick finds a friend for long plan for revenge on go to the graveyard to look but he left his home city
length: 40 pages Amundsen, a Norwegian. the first time in his life. Perhaps you hear that Kira. Their loyalty to their for ghosts. when he was a young man.
someone has bought the dead master made him He is an old man now, and
Average word But Antarctica is the This is a true and last bag of salt in town. famous, and people in Japan They don’t see any he would like to see Prague
count: 5,200 coldest place on earth, and tragic story. It is also a Do you buy a bag from remember them to this day. ghosts that night. They again before he dies. But he
it is a long, hard journey famous film. him at a high price? see something worse is afraid. He still remembers
Audio available for over the ice to the South The story of the 47 ronin than a ghost – much, another Christmas in
selected readers Pole. Some of the travellers Word count 5,400 Our world is full of has been told and retold much worse… Prague, many long years
never returned home. Reader 978 0 19 478904 2 these kinds of problems. for 300 years – in plays, ago – a Christmas that
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Sherlock Holmes and
Titanic 2010 Frances Hodgson Burnett Rosemary Border The Phantom 2004 the Duke’s Son Retold by Tim Vicary Rowena Akinyemi
Retold by Jennifer Bassett of the Opera
Tim Vicary Everybody wants to win the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle A beautiful young Indian It is the year 2522, and the
Sara Crewe is a very rich lottery. A million pounds, Gaston Leroux girl, and a brave planet Earth is dying. The
little girl. She first comes perhaps five million, even Retold by Jennifer Bassett Englishman. Black eyes, Artificial Ozone Layer is
to England when she is ten million. How wonderful! Retold by Jennifer Bassett and blue eyes. A friendly only 300 years old, but it
seven, and her father Emma Carter buys a Dr Huxtable has a school smile, a laugh, a look of is breaking up. Now the
On a quiet sea, the biggest takes her to Miss Minchin’s ticket for the lottery every It is 1880, in the Opera for boys in the north of love… But this is North sun is burning down on LEVEL 1 A1–A2
ship in the world is waiting. school in London. Then he week, and puts the ticket House in Paris. Everybody England. When the Duke America in 1607, and love Earth. There is no water.
There is no noise from the goes back to his work in carefully in her bag. She is talking about the of Holdernesse decides to is not easy. The girl is the Without water, nothing can
engines. Up in the night India. Sara is very sad at is 73 years old and does Phantom of the Opera, the send his young son there, daughter of King Powhatan, live. Trees die, plants die,
sky there are hundreds of first, but she soon makes not have much money. She ghost that lives somewhere that is good news for the and the Englishman is a animals die, people die…
stars. Behind the ship, an friends at school. would like to visit her son under the Opera House. school. The Duke is a very white man. And the Indians
iceberg – a great mountain in Australia, but aeroplane The Phantom is a man important person, and Dr of Virginia do not want the In a colony under the
of ice – goes slowly away But on her eleventh tickets are very expensive. in black clothes. He is a Huxtable is happy to have white men in their beautiful moon, people wait for
into the black night. birthday, something body without a head, he his son in the school. country. news – news from home,
terrible happens, and now Jason Williams buys is a head without a body. news from the planet
In the beautiful first-class Sara has no family, no lottery tickets every week He has a yellow face, he But two weeks later Dr This is the famous story Earth. And in a spaceship
rooms, rich passengers eat home, and not a penny in too. But he is not a very has no nose, he has black Huxtable is the unhappiest of Pocahontas, and her high above Earth, a young
and listen to music. Down the world… nice young man. He steals holes for eyes. Everybody man in England. Why? And love for the Englishman man watches numbers on
in the third-class cabins, things. He hits old ladies in is afraid of the Phantom – why does he take the train John Smith. a computer screen. The
families sleep. An exciting the street, snatches their the singers, the dancers, down to London and go to numbers tell a story, and
new life is waiting for them bags, and runs away… the directors, the stage Baker Street? Why does he the young man is afraid.
in America. workers… need the help of the famous
detective Sherlock Holmes? The planet Earth is
But for many of the But who has actually burning, burning…
people in this small city on seen him? Because someone has
the sea, this is their last kidnapped the Duke’s
night alive… son…

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Hollywood Japan Animals in Danger London New York San Francisco England

Janet Hardy-Gould Rachel Bladon Andy Hopkins and Joc Potter John Escott John Escott Janet Hardy-Gould John Escott

Hollywood – nine big What is Japan? It is People love and need Come with us to London – What can you do in New ‘It’s a good place for gold,’ 25 million people come
white letters against the everything new and animals. They keep them a city as old as the Romans, York? Everything! You can said people in the 1840s, to England every year,
Hollywood Hills. Every modern: the Tokyo Sky in their homes and on their and as new as the 21st go to some of the world’s and they came from all and some never go out of
year millions of people Tree, 634 metres high; farms. They enjoy going to century. There are places most famous shops, watch over the world. ‘It’s a good London.
come from all over the amazing cameras and zoos, and watching animals to go – from Oxford Street a baseball game, go to the place for a prison,’ said
world and look up at this phones; karaoke and on films and on TV. Little to Westminster Abbey, top of a skyscraper, see a the US government in But England is full of
famous sign. Why do they manga; trains going past children love to play with from Shakespeare’s Globe concert in Central Park, the 1920s, and they put interesting places to visit
come? They come to see at 300 kilometres an hour. toy animals. Theatre to Wimbledon eat a sandwich in a New Al Capone there on the and things to do. There are
the stars on the Hollywood And it is everything ancient Tennis Club. And things to York deli, see a show in a island of Alcatraz. ‘It’s a big noisy cities with great
Walk of Fame, and to see too: beautiful palaces; But people are a great do – ride on the London Broadway theatre. good place for love,’ said shops and theatres, and
the hand and foot prints high mountains and hot danger to animals too. Eye, visit the markets, go the hippies in the 1960s, quiet little villages. You
outside Grauman’s Chinese springs; cherry blossom in They take their land, and to the theatre, run in the New York is big, noisy, and they put flowers in can visit old castles and
Theatre. They come to the spring; quiet gardens cut down the trees where London Marathon. and exciting, and it’s their hair and came to beautiful churches – or
visit Universal Studios, with water and trees. Here animals have their homes. waiting for you. Open the Haight Ashbury. And San go to festivals with music
and perhaps to see a the past meets the future They pollute the rivers Big, beautiful, noisy, book and come with us to Francisco is still a good 24 hours a day.
movie star or two. Most all the time. From sumo and seas, and kill big exciting – that’s London. this wonderful city. place – to take one hundred
of all, they come to be in wrestlers to robots, Japan animals for their skins or photographs, or see the You can have an English
the most famous place in has something amazing for for medicine. Now there Chinatown parade, or afternoon tea, walk on long
movie history – exciting, everybody. are about 7,000 species of just to sit in a coffee shop white beaches, watch a
wonderful Hollywood! animals in danger. What and be in this interesting, great game of football,
can we do to protect the different city… or visit a country house.
animals of the world – Yes, England has
from us? something for everybody –
what has it got for you?

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700 HEADWORDS Amelia Earhart Anne of Green Gables Dead Man’s Island The Death of Karen Grace Darling The Murders in the Rue
Silkwood Morgue
CEFR A2/B1 Janet Hardy-Gould L. M. Montgomery John Escott Tim Vicary
Retold by Clare West Joyce Hannam Edgar Allan Poe
• Cambridge English: All they could hear was
Flyers This is the story of Karen the wind, and the waves. Retold by Jennifer Bassett
Silkwood. It begins with All they could see was the
• Cambridge English: her death. night. They could not see The room was on the fourth
Key (KET) the ship, broken in two, or floor, and the door was
Why does her story the people holding on to locked – with the key on the
• IELTS 3.0–4.5 begin where it should end? the dark wet rock, slowly inside. The windows were
• TOEIC 225–780 Certain people wanted dying of cold. And they closed and fastened – on
• TOEFL 24–86 her death to be an ending. could not hear the cries for the inside. The chimney
Why? What were they help – only the wind. was too narrow for a cat
Average story length: afraid of? Karen Silkwood to get through. So how
40 pages had something to tell us, How could a man and his did the murderer escape?
and she believed that it daughter save the people And whose were the two
Average word count: was important. Why didn’t on the rock? They only had angry voices heard by the
6,500 she live to tell us? Will a little wooden boat in that neighbours as they ran up
we ever know what really wild and dangerous sea. the stairs? Nobody in Paris
Audio available for happened? The questions could find any answers to
selected readers go on and on, but there are The Forfarshire was this mystery.
no answers. wrecked off the north-east
‘I want to learn to fly,’ Marilla Cuthbert and her Mr Ross lives on an island coast of England in 1838. Except Auguste Dupin, LEVEL 2 A2–B1
Amelia Earhart tells her brother Matthew want to where no visitors come. He This is a true story. It This is the true story of who could see further and
family one evening. But it adopt an orphan, to help on stops people from taking happened in Oklahoma, USA, Grace Darling – a girl who think more clearly than other
is 1920. Flying is expensive the farm at Green Gables. photographs of him. He where Karen Silkwood lived became a famous heroine people. The answers to the
and dangerous, and most They ask for a boy, but they is young and rich, but he and worked… and died. on that stormy night. mystery were all there,
people think it is for men, get Anne, who has red hair looks sad. And there is one but only a clever man could
not women. and freckles, and who talks room in his house which is see them.
and talks and talks. always locked.
But nothing can stop
Amelia Earhart, and she They didn’t want a Carol Sanders and her
works hard to be a pilot. girl, but how can they mother come to the island
Soon, she is breaking send a child back, like an to work for Mr Ross. Carol
records for flying further unwanted parcel? So Anne soon decides that there is
and higher than anyone stays, and begins a new life something very strange
before. She shows the world in the sleepy, quiet village about Mr Ross. Where did
that anything is possible – of Avonlea in Canada. he get his money from?
for women and not just men. How can a young man buy
But it is not so quiet after an island? So she watches,
Life is always exciting for Anne comes to live there… and she listens – and one
Amelia Earhart. At 41, she is night she learns what is
nearly ready to slow down, behind the locked door.
but she wants to make one
last important flight…

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The Year of Sharing Sherlock Holmes New Yorkers – INTEREST The Piano FFAACCTTFFIILLEESS (non-fiction) FFAACCTTFFIILLEESS (non-fiction)
Short Stories Short Stories
Harry Gilbert Too Old to Rock and Rosemary Border Stephen Hawking World Wonders
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle O. Henry Roll and Other Stories
Richard is bored with the Alex Raynham Barnaby Newbolt
quiet life of his village. Retold by Clare West Retold by Diane Mowat Jan Mark
He would like to have a Retold by Diane Mowat One day, a farmer tells a Stephen Hawking was one What are the most LEVEL 2 A2–B1
motor-car and drive it… Sherlock Holmes is the A housewife, a tramp, farm boy to take everything of the greatest scientists beautiful, the most
very fast. But Richard lives greatest detective of them a lawyer, a waitress, an Greg is a teenager with a out of an old building and thinkers of our time, interesting, the most
in a future world where all. He sits in his room, actress – ordinary people problem – his father. After and throw it away. ‘It’s all and is famous around wonderful things in the
there are no cars, only and smokes his pipe. living ordinary lives in New the death of Greg’s mother rubbish,’ he says. the world because he world? The Great Pyramid,
bicycles and small villages He listens, and watches, York at the beginning of the in an accident, his father wrote and talked about the Great Wall of China,
and green forests. and thinks. He listens to twentieth century. The city takes no interest in life at In the middle of all the cosmology – the science of the Panama Canal
the steps coming up the has changed greatly since all. Greg tries hard to help rubbish, the boy finds a the universe – in a way that – everyone has their
And now he is 12 years stairs; he watches the door that time, but its people him. His father is too old to beautiful old piano. He people could understand. favourites. And there are
old, and like the other opening – and he knows are much the same. Some rock and roll, of course… has never played before, He had a terrible disease natural wonders too –
children, he must do his what question the stranger are rich, some are poor, or is he? but now, when his fingers called ALS, and for many Mount Everest, Niagara
Year of Sharing. He must will ask. some are happy, some are touch the piano, he begins years could only move Falls, and the Northern
live alone in the forest with sad, some have found love, These short stories by to play. He closes his eyes and speak with the help Lights, for example.
the wild animals. He must In these three of his best some are looking for love. Jan Mark look at life, love, and the music comes to of machines. But this did
learn to share his world; stories, Holmes has three and friendship through him – and the music moves not stop him working to try Here is one person’s
he must learn how animals visitors to the famous flat O. Henry’s famous short teenagers’ eyes. his fingers. and understand our world choice of 11 wonders. Some
live and eat and fight… in Baker Street – visitors stories – sensitive, funny, better. Will people travel in of them are made by people,
and die. who bring their troubles to sympathetic – give us vivid When he opens his eyes time one day? Where did the and others are natural.
the only man in the world pictures of the everyday again, he knows that his universe come from? Most Come and discover new
Word count 6,390 who can help them. lives of these New Yorkers. life is changed for ever… of us cannot even begin to wonders…
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Rainforests Oceans Football Leonardo da Vinci Marco Polo and the Silk Chocolate Climate Change
Road
Rowena Akinyemi Barnaby Newbolt Steve Flinders Alex Raynham Janet Hardy-Gould Barnaby Newbolt
Janet Hardy-Gould

Deep rivers, tall trees, Thousands of years ago, Some call it football, some ‘What does the world look For a child in the great You can drink it, and you It’s a terrible problem –
strange animals, beautiful people looked out across call it soccer, and to others like from the moon?’ ‘How city of Venice in the 3th can cook with it. You can or it’s really not as bad as
flowers – this is the an ocean and asked it’s the beautiful game. By do our bodies work?’ ‘Is century, there could be even make buildings, people say. There will be
rainforest. Burning trees, themselves, ‘What is on any name, it’s a sport with it possible for people to nothing better than the dresses, and hats out of it. sudden big changes – or
thick smoke, new roads the other side?’ And the some fascinating stories. fly?’ ‘Can I make a horse of stories of sailors. There You can give it to somebody slower changes that we can
and cities, dead animals bravest of them began to There is a game that lasts bronze that is eight metres were stories of strange as a present, or you can learn to live with. It means
– this is the rainforest travel and find the answers for two days where many tall?’ ‘How can we have animals, wonderful cities, buy it for yourself. And of the end for many animals,
too. To some people the – beautiful islands, frozen players never see the ball. cleaner cities?’ All his life, sweet spices, and terrible course you can eat it. Dark people, even whole islands
rainforests mean beautiful lands, different peoples… There’s the French writer Leonardo da Vinci asked wild deserts where a chocolate, milk chocolate, – or the beginning for
places that you can visit; to who learnt lessons about questions. We know him as traveller could die. One white chocolate, chocolates growing food in the Sahara.
others they mean trees that And there are still life from playing football, a great artist, but he was young boy listened, waited, with gold on the outside –
they can cut down and sell. interesting questions about and the women players one of the great thinkers and dreamed. Perhaps one everybody loves chocolate. What is the true story
the oceans. Why does the who had to leave the club of all time, and even today, day his father and uncle about climate change?
Between 1950 and water go up and down grounds because ‘Women’s doctors and scientists would return. Perhaps he Follow its story, from the Who is right – and what
2000 half of the world’s twice a day? Why do most football isn’t nice’. The are still learning from his too could travel with them forests of Central America can we do about it? If we
rainforests disappeared. animals and plants live near cups, the leagues, the ideas. Meet the man who to great markets in faraway hundreds of years ago, learn about the past, then
While you read these the land? And what can World Cup finals, the stars, made a robot lion, wrote places. For young Marco through Africa, Europe, and perhaps there will be time
words, people are cutting possibly live at the bottom the rules – they’re all a backwards, and tried to win Polo, later the greatest the United States, to the to make changes for the
down rainforest trees. What of the ocean, thousands of part of the world’s favourite a war by moving a river… traveller of his time, a growing markets of India future…
are these wonderful places metres down, where there sport, the ‘Beautiful Game’. dangerous, exciting world and China. Perhaps you
that we call rainforests – is no light? Surely nothing was waiting… need a little something to
and is it too late to save can stay alive in a place like eat while you read…
them? that…

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The Picture of Dorian The Three Strangers Rabbit-Proof The Railway Children A Cup of Kindness: 1,000 HEADWORDS
Gray and Other Stories Fence Stories from Scotland
Edith Nesbit CEFR B1
Oscar Wilde Thomas Hardy Retold by John Escott Retold by Jennifer Bassett
Retold by Jill Nevile Retold by Clare West • Cambridge English:
Preliminary (PET)

• IELTS 3.5–4.5
• TOEIC 550–780
• TOEFL 57–86

Average story length:
56 pages

Average word count:
10,000

Audio available for
selected readers

Doris Pilkington Garimara
Retold by Jennifer Bassett

2 ‘When we are happy, On a stormy winter night, a Fourteen-year-old Molly ‘We have to leave our house In Edinburgh a detective
we are always good,’ says stranger knocks at the door and her cousins Daisy and in London,’ Mother said to listens to a confession; in
Lord Henry, ‘but when of a shepherd’s cottage. Gracie were mixed-race the children. ‘We’re going to Orkney an old man lives
we are good, we are not He is cold and hungry, and Aborigines. In 1931 they live in the country, in a little with the ghosts of his past.
always happy.’ wants to get out of the rain. were taken away from house near a railway line.’ In the Outer Hebrides some
He is welcomed inside, but their families and sent to a travellers learn a lesson;
Lord Henry’s lazy, clever he does not give his name camp to be trained as good And so begins a new in Glasgow a young woman
words lead the young or his business. Who is he, ‘white’ Australians. They life for Roberta, Peter, and steals a meeting with a
Dorian Gray into a world and where has he come were told to forget their Phyllis. They become the famous actor; and in a
where it is better to be from? And he is only the mothers, their language, railway children – they small town somewhere a
beautiful than to be good; first visitor to call at the their home. know all the trains, Perks pigeon dies. These stories
a world where anything can cottage that night… the station porter is their are as richly varied as the
be forgiven – even murder – But Molly would not best friend, and they have land of Scotland itself.
if it can make people laugh In these three short forget. She and her cousins many adventures on the
at a dinner party. stories, Thomas Hardy escaped and walked back to railway line. Bookworms World
gives us pictures of the Jigalong, 1,600 kilometres Stories collect stories
Word count 10,245 lives of shepherds and away, following the rabbit- But why has their father written in English from
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Australia and Dinosaurs The Everest Story Formula One Future Energy
New Zealand
Tim Vicary Tim Vicary 2011 Alex Raynham Alex Raynham
Christine Lindop

What do you find in these Imagine an animal with It is beautiful to look at, It’s an exciting life – full Right now, all over the world,
two countries at the end teeth as big as bananas hard to reach, and terribly of fast cars, money, and people are using energy.
of the world? One is an – and a brain as big as an difficult to climb. Winds of travel. The names of As we drive our cars, work
enormous island, where orange. Or a flying animal 200 kilometres per hour Formula One champions on our computers, or even
only 20 million people with wings as wide as a or more scream across it are known all over the cook food on a wood fire, we
live – and the other is two small plane. Think about day and night, while the world. And everywhere probably do not stop to think
long, narrow islands, with a tail that could knock a temperature falls to -20°C young drivers dream of about where the energy
ten sheep for every person. man’s head off, or a mouth or lower. Every year, some success one day in Monaco, comes from. But when the
One country has the biggest with hundreds of teeth. Is it who try to climb the highest Melbourne, Monza… gas is gone and there is no
rock in all the world, and a any surprise that people are mountain in the world do more coal – what then?
town where everybody lives interested in dinosaurs? not return. But it is a difficult life
under the ground; the other too. Drivers need strong Scientists are finding
has a beach where you can Nobody has ever seen a But for a century people bodies – and minds. They new answers all the time.
sit beside the sea in a pool living dinosaur, but millions have been coming to climb need to think quickly, drive Get ready for the children
of hot water, and lakes that of us go every year to Everest – some alone, hard, and sometimes look whose running feet make the
are bright yellow, green, stare at the bones of these some in groups, but all with death in the face. This is the energy to bring water
and blue. enormous animals. In a dream of going to the dangerous, exciting world to their village; for the power
books, films, and games, highest place in the world. of Formula One – where the station that uses warm and
Open this book and we can’t get enough of the This is their story. world’s best drivers have cold water to make energy;
start your journey – to two secrets of the dinosaur only seconds to win or lose for the car that saves energy
countries where something world… a race. by growing like a plant…
beautiful or surprising
waits around every corner.

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The Human Body Information Technology Martin Luther King Recycling Space

Alex Raynham Paul A. Davies Alan C. McLean Sue Stewart Tim Vicary

You’re fast asleep, and It is hard to imagine the The United States in the What will we do when Is there anyone who has LEVEL 3 B1
nothing is happening. Or modern world without 1950s and 1960s was a there is nowhere to put not looked at the dark sky,
is it? In fact, your body is information technology. At troubled place. Black our rubbish? Every day, all and the shining points of
hard at work. Your lungs home, at work, and at play, people were angry, because over the world, people drop light above us, and asked
are taking oxygen from mobile phones, emails, and they did not have the same cans, boxes, paper, and themselves questions
the air, and your heart is computers have become rights as whites. It was bottles into bins and never about what is out there?
pumping blood round your part of daily life. a time of angry words, of think about them again. Where did our planet
body. Millions of pieces of marches, of protests, a And the rubbish mountains come from? When did the
information are travelling The story of information time of bombs and killings. get bigger and bigger. universe begin? Could we
backwards and forwards technology is a story of live on another planet?
to your brain all the time. machines – from the But above the angry But there is another And one question above
Muscles are repairing ancient abacus to the small noise came the voice of one way – a way that makes old all – is there life anywhere
themselves, and in your powerful computer chips of man – a man of peace. ‘I paper into houses, broken else in space?
lymph nodes special cells today. But it is also a story of have a dream,’ said Martin bottles into jewellery, and
are cleaning germs and people. Meet a woman who Luther King, and it was a old cans into bridges. Begin a journey into
waste from the body. You wrote computer programs dream of blacks and whites Anyone can recycle – it’s space – where spacecraft
may think that nothing two hundred years ago, a living together in peace and easy, it saves money, and travel at thousands of
is happening, but in the teenage millionaire, a man freedom. This is the story it’s a way to say, ‘I care kilometres an hour,
extraordinary machine that who began with a paperclip of an extraordinary man, about the Earth.’ Saving temperatures are millions
is the human body, it is very and ended with a house – who changed American the world starts with you – of degrees, and a planet
busy indeed… and meet the criminals who history in his short life. here – now. may be hard rock – or a ball
want your name and your of gas. In space, everything
Word count 10,489 money. is extraordinary…

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under the Sea Baskervilles
• Cambridge English: Anna Sewell Sue Leather Robert Louis Stevenson Jonathan Swift
Preliminary (PET) Jules Verne Retold by John Escott Retold by Rosemary Border Retold by Clare West Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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It is 1866, and there is When Black Beauty is Three different parts of You are walking through ‘Soon I felt something alive Dartmoor. A wild, wet
trouble in the world’s trained to carry a rider the world, but all of them the streets of London. It is moving along my leg and place in the south-west of
oceans. What is the on his back, or to pull a dangerous, lonely places. getting dark and you want up my body to my face, and England. A place where
extraordinary thing that carriage behind him, he Three different women, but to get home quickly. You when I looked down, I saw it is easy to get lost, and
people have seen there, finds it hard at first. But all of them determined to enter a narrow side-street. a very small human being, to fall into the soft green
travelling faster than a he is lucky – his first home go – and to come back alive! Everything is quiet, but only 15 centimetres tall… earth which can pull the
whale and cutting holes in is a good one, where his as you pass the door of a I was so surprised that I strongest man down to his
the bottom of the strongest owners are kind people, Robyn Davidson walked large, windowless building, gave a great shout.’ death.
ships? who would never be cruel nearly 3,000 kilometres you hear a key turning in
to a horse. across the Australian the lock. A man comes out But that is only the first A man is running for his
Dr Aronnax joins the desert – with a dog and and looks at you. You have of many surprises which life. Behind him comes
search for the ‘monster’, But in the 19th century four camels. never seen him before, but Gulliver has on his travels. an enormous dog – a dog
hoping for an exciting many people were cruel you realize immediately He visits a land of giants from his worst dreams, a
adventure. But when he to their horses, whipping Arlene Blum led a team that he hates you. You are and a flying island, meets dog from hell. Between
meets the mysterious them and beating them, of ten women to the top shocked to discover, also, ghosts from the past and him and a terrible death
Captain Nemo, his and using them like of Annapurna – one of the that you hate him. horses which talk… stands only one person –
adventure becomes machines until they highest mountains in the the greatest detective of all
more extraordinary than dropped dead. Black world. Only eight came Who is this man that time, Sherlock Holmes.
he had ever imagined, Beauty soon finds this out, down again. everybody hates? And
and he discovers a new and as he describes his why is he coming out of
underwater world, full of life, he has many terrible Naomi James sailed the laboratory of the very
wonders, but of strange stories to tell. around the world alone, respectable Dr Jekyll?
dangers too… on a journey lasting more
than 250 days.

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Stories from Around
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Retold by Clare West Retold by John Escott Retold by Ralph Mowat Retold by Nick Bullard Retold by Diane Mowat Retold by John Escott
Retold by Clare West

In a hole under the Jan opened his wooden ‘The Marquis lay there, like ‘I turned on the light, but ‘I like work. I find it When did you last meet ‘Suddenly, there was a high LEVEL 4 B1–B2
floorboards Silas Marner box and took out the silver stone, with a knife pushed there was nobody there. interesting… I can sit and a polar bear, or go to a voice screaming in the
the linen-weaver keeps sword. ‘This will bring me into his heart. On his chest Then I saw something in look at it for hours.’ magician for help? These darkness: “Pieces of eight!
his gold. Every day he luck,’ he said to Mr Balicki. lay a piece of paper, with the corner that made my stories offer many different Pieces of eight! Pieces of
works hard at his weaving, ‘And it will bring you luck the words: Drive him fast blood turn cold. Scudder With ideas like this, experiences. Some are eight!” It was Long John
and every night he takes because you gave it to me.’ to the grave. This is from was lying on his back. perhaps it is not a good strange, some are scary, Silver’s parrot, Captain
the gold out and holds JACQUES.’ There was a long knife idea to spend a holiday some are sad, some are Flint! I turned to run… ’
the bright coins lovingly, The silver sword is through his heart, pinning taking a boat trip up the blackly funny. A few are
feeling them and counting only a paper knife, but it The French Revolution him to the floor.’ River Thames. But this shocking – when Lin Lin But young Jim Hawkins
them again and again. The gives Jan and his friends brings terror and death is what the three friends returns home for a funeral, does not escape from the
villagers are afraid of him hope. Hungry, cold, and to many people. But even Soon Richard Hannay is – and Montmorency the she learns a dark and pirates this time. Will he
and he has no family, no afraid, the four children in these troubled times running for his life across dog – decide to do. It is the terrible family secret which and his friends find the
friends. Only the gold is try to stay alive among the people can still love and be the hills of Scotland. The sort of holiday that is fun to may destroy her. treasure before the pirates
his friend, his delight, his ruins of bombed cities in kind. They can be generous police are chasing him for remember afterwards, but do? Will they escape from
reason for living. war-torn Europe. Soon and true-hearted… and a murder he did not do, and not so much fun to wake Bookworms World Stories the island, and sail back
they will begin the long brave. another, more dangerous up too early on a cold, wet collect stories written in to England with a ship full
But what if a thief should and dangerous journey enemy is chasing him morning. English from around the of gold?
come in the night and take south, from Poland to as well – the mysterious world. These stories are
his gold away? What will Switzerland, where ‘Black Stone’. Who are This famous book has from Australia, Canada,
Silas do then? What could they hope to find their these people? And why do made people laugh all over India, Malaysia, Nigeria,
possibly comfort him for parents again. they want Hannay dead? the world for one hundred Singapore, South Africa,
the loss of his only friend? years… and they are still and Trinidad.
laughing.

Word count 16,065 Word count 14,960 Word count 14,850 Word count 17,170 Word count 18,055 Word count 13,874 Word count 15,125
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Louisa May Alcott R. D. Blackmore Jane Austen Disaster Gandhi Great Crimes The History of the
Retold by John Escott Retold by David Penn Retold by Clare West English Language
Mary McIntosh Rowena Akinyemi John Escott
Brigit Viney

When Christmas comes for One winter’s day in 1673 At 19 Anne Elliot refuses From out of the sky, from Who will speak for the It is more than 40 years About a quarter of the
the four March girls, there young John Ridd is riding an offer of marriage from under the earth, from far poor? Who will listen to since the Great Train people in the world today
is no money for expensive home from school, across Frederick Wentworth, out at sea – disaster comes. slaves, and those who Robbery. But what speak or use English. In
presents and they give the wild lonely hills of persuaded to do so by Lady We build and invent new have no rights? Who will happened to the rest of the homes and schools, offices
away their Christmas Exmoor. He has to pass Russell, a friend of her things – and sometimes work for a future where money that was taken? Two and meeting rooms, ships
breakfast to a poor family. Doone valley – a dangerous dead mother. Wentworth bring disaster on ourselves. everyone is equal? Who million pounds has never and airports, people are
But there are no happier place, as the Doones is a sailor, with no money Today television and the will give up his house, been found. Perhaps some speaking English…
girls in America than Meg, are famous robbers and and an uncertain future, Internet mean that we can job, and money to fight for of the robbers would like
Jo, Beth, and Amy. They murderers. All Exmoor says Lady Russell – just a watch disasters as they people who are shut out to know the answer to this How has this happened?
miss their father, of course, lives in fear of the Doones. nobody, certainly not worthy happen, and see their by everyone else? question too… How did English begin,
who is away at the Civil of a baronet’s daughter. terrible results. and what will become of
War, but they try hard to At home there is sad ‘I will,’ said Mohandas Many great crimes end it? The history of English
be good so that he will be news waiting for young Eight years later From Pompeii to the Asian Gandhi. And he began to in a question. Who really is a journey through space
proud of his ‘little women’ John, and he learns that Wentworth returns, a rich Tsunami, from the Great fight in a way the world killed President Kennedy? and time, from thousands
when he comes home. he has good reason to hate and successful captain, Fire of London to Chernobyl, had not seen before – not What happened to Shergar? of years ago to today and
the Doones. But in the looking for a wife. Anne is the stories of disasters are with weapons, and wild Who knows the truth about beyond, and to all parts of
This heart-warming years to come he meets still unmarried, but Captain frightening, but they have crowds, and words of hate, Azaria Chamberlain? Not the world. Come on that
story of family life has been Lorna Doone, with her Wentworth clearly prefers much to tell us. Disasters but with the power of non- all the answers are known. journey and meet the monks
popular for more than one lovely smile and big dark the company of the two bring stories of fear, pain, violence. This is the story Join the world’s detectives and soldiers, the kings and
hundred years. eyes. And soon he is deeply, Musgrove girls… loss, and death – but also of of a man who became the and discover the love, scientists, the printers,
hopelessly in love… people whose extraordinary Father of the Nation in his death, hate, money, and poets, and travellers who
Word count 14,920 bravery and feeling for own country of India, and mystery held in the stories have helped to make the
Word count 17,000 others will touch your heart. a great leader for the of these great crimes. English of today.
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Nelson Mandela • Cambridge English: Buchi Emecheta Charles Dickens
First (FCE) Retold by Rosemary Border Retold by Clare West
Rowena Akinyemi
• IELTS 5.0–6.0
In 1918 in the peaceful • TOEIC 785–940
province of Transkei, South • TOEFL 87–109
Africa, the Mandela family
gave their new baby son Average story length:
the name Rolihlahla – 88 pages
‘troublemaker’. But the
young boy’s early years Average word count:
were happy ones, and 23,000
he grew up to be a good
student and an enthusiastic Audio available for
sportsman. selected readers

Who could imagine Anne Tyler 2005
then what was waiting
for Nelson Mandela – the Retold by Jennifer
tireless struggle for human Bassett
rights, the long years in
prison, the happiness and Everyday life in Baltimore, When her father dies, ‘Please, Mr Murdstone! LEVEL 5 B2
sadness of family life, USA, is full of problems Aku-nna and her young Don’t beat me! I’ve tried to
and one day the title of – getting the washing brother have no one to learn my lessons, really I
President of South Africa? done, buying groceries look after them. They are have, sir!’ sobs David.
and dog food, avoiding welcomed by their uncle
Word count 16,390 the neighbours… After because of Aku-nna’s Although he is only eight
Reader 978 0 19 423396 5 the death of his son and ‘bride price’ – the money years old, Mr Murdstone
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978 0 19 463806 7 BrE Macon’s attempts to will pay for her. so frightened that he bites
run his own life become his cruel stepfather’s hand.
increasingly desperate – In her new, strange For that, he is kept locked
and more and more odd. home one man is kind to in his room for five days
her and teaches her to and nights, and nobody is
Meanwhile, he has become a woman. Soon allowed to speak to him.
to get on with his work, they are in love, although
writing tourist guides for everyone says he is not a As David grows up, he
business people. Then his suitable husband for her. learns that life is full of
dog Edward starts to bite The more the world tries to trouble and misery and
people, and he has to send separate them, the more cruelty. But he also finds
for Muriel, the dog trainer. they are drawn together – laughter and kindness,
And day by day, Macon’s until, finally, something has trust and friendship…
life gets more and more to break. and love.
complicated.

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Great Expectations The Great Gatsby The Riddle of the Sands Sense and Sensibility Little Dorrit Wuthering Heights The Merchant of Venice

Charles Dickens F. Scott Fitzgerald Erskine Childers Jane Austen Charles Dickens Emily Brontë William Shakespeare 2017
Retold by Clare West Retold by Clare West Retold by Peter Hawkins Retold by Clare West Retold by Rowena Akinyemi Retold by Clare West Retold by Clare West

In a gloomy, neglected Gatsby’s mansion on Long When Carruthers joins his Sometimes the Dashwood Arthur Clennam is back The wind is strong on In 16th century Venice – a LEVEL 5 B2
house Miss Havisham sits, Island blazes with light, and friend Arthur Davies on girls do not seem like in England after many the Yorkshire moors. city of wealthy merchants
as she has sat year after the beautiful, the wealthy, his yacht Dulcibella, he is sisters. Elinor is all years abroad. He finds his There are few trees, and and bankers – money is
year, in a wedding dress and the famous drive out expecting a pleasant sailing calmness and reason, mother as cold and hard fewer houses, to block its all-important. Bassanio is
and veil that were once from New York to drink holiday in the Baltic Sea. and can be relied upon for as ever, but his father’s path. There is one house, penniless,
white, and are now faded Gatsby’s champagne and to But the holiday turns into an practical, common sense recent death has thrown however, that does not but his great friend
and yellow with age. Her party all night long. But Jay adventure of a different kind. opinions. Marianne, on the up a mystery, and he hide from the wind. It Antonio offers to help him
face is like a death’s head; Gatsby, the owner of all this He and Davies soon find other hand, is all sensibility, is determined to get to stands out from the hill by borrowing the money
her dark eyes burn with wealth, wants only one thing themselves sailing in the full of passionate and the bottom of it. Could it and challenges the wind to that he needs. To do this,
bitterness and hate. By – to find again the woman of stormy waters of the North romantic feeling. She has have anything to do with do its worst. The house is though, Antonio must
her side sits a proud and his dreams, the woman he Sea, exploring the channels no time for dull common Little Dorrit, the quiet, called Wuthering Heights. make an arrangement
beautiful girl, and in front has held in his heart and his and sandbanks around the sense – or for middle-aged kind girl who sews for his with an old enemy that
of her, trembling with fear memory for five long years. German Frisian Islands, men of thirty-five, long past mother and goes back at When Mr Earnshaw puts his life in danger…
in his thick country boots, and looking for a secret – a the age of marriage. night to her home in the brings a strange, small,
stands young Pip. The Great Gatsby, F. Scott secret that could mean great Marshalsea Prison? dark child back home The Merchant of Venice is
Fitzgerald’s masterpiece, is danger for England. True love can only be felt to Wuthering Heights, it one of Shakespeare’s most
Miss Havisham stares at one of the great American by the young, of course. As Arthur gets to know seems he has opened his popular plays, and it has
Pip coldly, and murmurs to novels of the 20th century. It Erskine Childers’ novel, And if your heart is broken the Dorrit family, he is doors to trouble. He has been performed all over
the girl at her side: ‘Break captures perfectly the Jazz published in 1903, was at the age of seventeen, too busy looking for the invited in something that, the world. It is retold in
his heart, Estella. Break Age of the 1920s, and goes the first great modern spy how can you ever expect to truth about his mother’s like the wind, is safer kept this Bookworm not as a
his heart!’ deep into the hollow heart of story, and is still as exciting recover from the passionate secret to notice that he has out of the house. play, but as a story.
the American Dream. to read today as it was a misery that fills your life, perhaps found the answer
hundred years ago. waking and sleeping? to his own happiness…

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Crowd Other Stories
Retold by Rosemary Border CEFR B2/C1 William Thackeray Wilkie Collins
Thomas Hardy Katherine Mansfield Retold by Diane Mowat Retold by Richard G. Lewis
Retold by Clare West Retold by Rosalie Kerr • Cambridge English:
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Bathsheba Everdene Oh, how delightful it is ‘After dinner we turned the When Becky Sharp and The woman in white first
is young, proud, and to fall in love for the first lights out and played ‘hide- Amelia Sedley leave school, appears at night on a lonely
beautiful. She is an time! How exciting to go and-seek’. In the dark, I their feet are set on very heath near London and is
independent woman and to your first dance when touched a hand, a very cold different paths. Kind, next seen at a grave-side in
can marry any man she you are a girl of 18! But hand. Now, because of the foolish Amelia returns to Cumberland. Who is she?
chooses – if she chooses. life can also be hard and game, I had to hide in the her comfortable home and Where has she come from,
In fact, she likes her cruel, if you are young dark with… with this cold wealthy family, to await a and what is her history?
independence, and she and inexperienced and person – not speaking, not suitable marriage, while She seems alone and
likes fighting her own travelling alone across knowing who it was. Slowly Becky must look out for friendless, frightened and
battles in a man’s world. Europe… or if you are a the others found us, hid herself, earning her own confused. And it seems she
child from the wrong with us, until we were all living in a hard world. But knows a secret – a secret
But it is never wise to social class… or a singer there – all 13. Thirteen? Becky is neither kind nor that could bring ruin and
ignore the power of love. without work and the rent But there were only 13 foolish, and with her quick shame to a man who will do
There are three men who to be paid. people in the house! brain and keen eye for a anything to keep her silent.
would very much like to chance, her fortunes soon
marry Bathsheba. When Set in Europe and New We touched each other rise, while Amelia’s fall. This famous mystery
she falls in love with one Zealand, these nine stories in the dark, counting. thriller by Wilkie Collins
of them, she soon wishes by Katherine Mansfield Thirteen. Quickly, nervously, Greed, ambition, has excitement, suspense,
she had kept her dig deep beneath the I lit a match to see…‘ loyalty, folly, wisdom… romance, and a plot that
independence. She learns appearances of life to show this famous novel gives us twists and turns on every
that love brings misery, us the causes of human a witty and satirical picture page.
pain, and violent passions happiness and despair. of English society during
that can destroy lives… the Napoleonic wars.

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2,500 HEADWORDS Cry Freedom The Enemy Oliver Twist A Passage to India Night Without End

CEFR B2/C1 John Briley Desmond Bagley Charles Dickens E. M. Forster Alistair MacLean
Retold by Retold by Ralph Mowat Retold by Richard Rogers Retold by Clare West Retold by Margaret Naudi
• Cambridge English: Rowena Akinyemi
First (FCE)

• Cambridge English:
Advanced (CAE)

• IELTS 5.0–7.0
• TOEIC 785–990
• TOEFL 87–120

Average story length:
104 pages

Average word count:
30,000

Audio available for
selected readers

They said Steve Biko was a On a beautiful summer London in the 1830s was A mysterious incident On the Polar ice-cap, 640 LEVEL 6 B2–C1
man of violence; then why evening in the quiet town of no place to be if you were at the Marabar Caves, kilometres north of the
did he talk of peace? They Marlow, a young woman is a hungry ten-year-old boy, involving Adela Quested, Arctic Circle, the deadly, icy
said he wanted revolution; walking home from church. an orphan without friends newly arrived from England, winds can freeze a man to
so why did he talk of She passes a man who is or family, with no home to and Dr Aziz, an Indian death in minutes. But the
friendship? They said he looking at the engine of his go to, and only a penny in doctor, leads to a drama survivors of the crashed
died of hunger; why was his car. He turns round, smiles your pocket to buy a piece that divides the British airliner are lucky – they
body broken and bruised? at her… and throws acid of bread. and Indian communities in are rescued by three
into her face. anger, distrust, and fear. scientists from a nearby
This is the story of But Oliver Twist finds weather station.
a man’s fight with the Then her father, the some friends – Fagin, the Forster’s great novel
government of South Africa. scientist George Ashton, Artful Dodger, and Charley brings to life all the dangers But why did the airliner
It is the story of all people disappears. And her sister, Bates. They give him food and misunderstandings of crash in the first place?
who prefer truth to lies. It is Penny, discovers that her and shelter, and play colonialism but, as Forster Who smashed the radio to
the story of all people who husband-to-be, Malcolm, is games with him, but it is himself wrote, the story is pieces? And why does the
cry ‘Freedom’, and who are a government agent. Why not until some days later ‘about something wider than dead pilot have a bullet
not afraid to die. has Ashton disappeared, that Oliver finds out what politics, about the search of hole in his back? The
and why is Malcolm told kind of friends they are the human race for a more rescue quickly turns into a
to hunt for him? Who is and what kind of ‘games’ lasting home, about the nightmare: a race through
George Ashton, anyway? they play… universe as embodied in the the endless Arctic night,
Indian earth and the Indian a race against time, cold,
And who is the enemy? sky, about the horror lurking hunger – and a killer with
in the Marabar Caves… ’ a gun.

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