Women Who Changed the World
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Sue Leather's thirty-year career in ELT is marked by a compelling narrative style honed through extensive international experience. As an author of original learner fiction, she excels at crafting stories that not only expand vocabulary but also resonate deeply with readers. Her focus on materials development and teacher training underscores a dedication to advancing language education methodologies and accessibility globally. Drawing inspiration from her current home on Canada's west coast, her work centers on the enriching practice of extensive reading.
- 2019
- 2019
Women who changed the world
- 80 pages
- 3 hours of reading
Stories of the women who have shaped our world, who fought for women's rights throughout history, and the achievements of women in all different areas, from science to sport, from education to empowerment
- 2014
Thomson Graded Readers: 1900 B
- 64 pages
- 3 hours of reading
A reluctant road trip transforms into a challenging journey for Ying Chu and her friends as they head to a music festival. What begins as a fun adventure quickly spirals into chaos, forcing them to confront their relationships and Ying Chu's own resilience. As tensions rise and unexpected obstacles arise, the trip becomes a true test of friendship and personal growth.
- 2013
Second Chances: Page Turners 3
- 32 pages
- 2 hours of reading
Mary Diaz lives with her aunt and is struggling to put herself through college. When a letter arrives from her long-lost father, suddenly everything changes. When he turns out to be a rich and powerful businessman, Mary is even more angry and confused. Why did he leave her mother? What does he want? And after 20 years, why now?
- 2011
Struggling with homesickness and longing for her life in Thailand, Samorn faces a challenging choice during her first week at Brenton College in the US. The distance from her family and boyfriend, Lek, intensifies her feelings of isolation. As she contemplates returning home at Lek's request, she must weigh her love for him against her new life and the opportunities that lie ahead. This emotional journey explores themes of love, identity, and the difficult decisions that come with pursuing one's dreams.
- 2011
After hearing about the "wild man in the forest," Felipe, Sandra, and Symon spend their summer in search of the famous Bigfoot. As the reporters go deep into the woods, they wonder: Are the stories real? Does Bigfoot actually exist? Questions which have been asked before, except, this time, they may actually find some answers ...
- 2010
The story follows Dwayne, the captain of his college taekwondo team, who faces a pivotal challenge when he loses to Minho Kim, a newcomer from Korea. This defeat forces Dwayne to reevaluate his understanding of what it means to be a true fighter, pushing him to grow both in skill and character. The narrative explores themes of competition, personal growth, and the spirit of martial arts.