A pedagogical alternative edition of "75 Readings" (5th ed), a reader that presents a variety of themes, writing styles, voices and cultural perspectives. Whilst covering the same range of topics, this work differs in that it provides a fully integrated apparatus.
"75 Readings" and "75 Readings Plus" offer an outstanding collection of the most popular essays for first-year writing, at an affordable price. This edition boasts new readings about social issues and the environment, expanded argumentation coverage, and a section on mixed strategies-- readings employing multiple rhetorical modes.
Set against the tumultuous backdrop of the French Revolution, this gothic horror narrative explores the haunting beauty of forbidden love. Charlotte Smith's evocative prose immerses readers in a world filled with wartime terror, where passion and peril intertwine, creating a compelling tale of romance amidst chaos.
Set against the backdrop of the eighteenth century, this gothic masterpiece delves into the societal constraints placed on women concerning marriage and property rights. It serves as an early example of feminist fiction, highlighting the struggles and limitations faced by women in a patriarchal society. The narrative intricately weaves themes of autonomy and resistance, offering a poignant critique of the era's gender norms.
Focusing on multiple-meaning homonyms, this third book in the series caters to ESL learners looking to enhance their English skills. It features a selection of intriguing words like "bat," accompanied by clear pronunciation guidance. Designed for those with some existing knowledge of English, it also appeals to language enthusiasts eager to deepen their understanding of the complexity and richness of the language.
Designed for ESL students with a foundational understanding of English, this book focuses on enhancing language skills by utilizing English words that closely resemble their Spanish counterparts. Additionally, it aims to broaden the reader's knowledge across various subjects, making the learning experience both practical and informative.
Allie's journey explores the tension between dissatisfaction and the allure of embracing her deepest desires. Faced with an unexpected opportunity in an unusual setting, she grapples with the choice between continuing her mundane existence or pursuing a path that could lead to true fulfillment. The narrative delves into themes of self-discovery and the struggle between comfort and risk, posing the question of whether she can break free from her uninspired life.
Exploring the fascinating world of language, this book delves into the trendy phenomenon of portmanteaus, such as "smog" and "Bennifer." It also covers palindromes, showcasing words and phrases that remain unchanged when reversed. Additionally, a dedicated chapter reveals the origins of many last names, providing insight into their historical significance and evolution. This engaging exploration promises to entertain and inform readers about the playful and intricate nature of language.
The story features quirky characters like Frank the hot dog, Bill the dollar bill, John the toilet, and Mat the door mat, all navigating the theme of bullying. It emphasizes family values, particularly the Golden Rule, while also providing a fun way for teachers and parents to introduce puns as a literary device. This engaging narrative combines humor with important life lessons, making it a valuable resource for both entertainment and education.