Elizabeth Lee Books

Cambridge English for the Media develops the communication skills and specialist English language knowledge of media students and professionals, enabling them to work more confidently and effectively. Covering a range of media-related fields including newspapers, television, radio and marketing, the eight standalone units enable students to concentrate on the areas that are most relevant to them. As well as teaching specialist language, the course also develops job-specific skills such as writing headlines, producing advertisements and preparing a pitch. Authentic teaching materials such as newspaper articles and blogs help prepare learners for real working life. Comprehensive teacher's notes are available online.

Lindy Blanchard faces escalating threats as she fights to protect her family's pecan farm, which she has dedicated five years to saving. As she navigates the challenges posed by an unknown adversary determined to sabotage her efforts, the stakes grow higher, leading to a tense struggle for survival and the future of the farm.

Focusing on themes of female agency, this rendition of the classic Greek tragedy explores deep emotions like betrayal and desperation, culminating in a chilling quest for revenge. Augusta Webster's lyrical translation revitalizes Medea's powerful narrative, highlighting her complex character and the intense moral dilemmas she faces.

Bobby faces daily challenges due to his wobbly arms, feeling different from others. Throughout his journey, he learns to embrace his uniqueness and discovers the positive aspects of his condition. This uplifting story highlights themes of self-acceptance and resilience, encouraging readers to celebrate their individuality.

In this installment of the Nut House series, the plot thickens as a murder mystery unfolds amidst quirky characters and humorous situations. The story combines elements of suspense and comedy, showcasing the unique charm of the Nut House setting while engaging readers with unexpected twists. As the protagonist navigates the investigation, the blend of lightheartedness and intrigue keeps the narrative entertaining and fresh.

»Die kraftvolle Erzählung einer verbotenen Liebe – eine atemlose und atmosphärische Lektüre.« Daily Mail Lancashire, 1620: Die junge Sarah Haworth lebt mit ihrer Familie als Ausgestoßene auf dem Pesthügel vor dem Dorf. Die Gemeinschaft verachtet unverheiratete kluge Frauen wie sie, aber ihre Dienste – heilende Balsame, Kräutermittel – sind immer gefragt. Als Sarah den Bauernsohn Daniel kennenlernt, ändert sich alles. Er sieht in ihr nicht die wilde Außenseiterin, sondern eine starke junge Frau, die zu sich selbst findet. An seiner Seite, unter seinem Schutz, hofft Sarah auf ein besseres Leben. Doch als ein neuer Magistrat in die Gegend kommt und seltsame Todesfälle untersucht, nimmt die Hetze der Dorfbewohner zu. Und plötzlich hält auch Daniel eine brennende Fackel in der Hand … »Eine düstere, bezaubernde und fesselnde Lektüre, bei der mir am Ende das Herz in die Hose rutschte.« Jennifer Saint