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This is Summary Trivia/Quiz for Fans of " MISSION IMPOSSIBLE ". You will find : - A series of multiple choice questions on the book, its characters, plotlines and author. - You will also find complementary quiz material on the book. - Scoring system with points per question to determine your expertise.

Wendy Williams is a retired Primary Teacher and Teacher Librarian. She enjoys reading and travelling with her husband and just delight in catching up with their children and families.They have 6 grandchildren and 4 great grand children.She would like to dedicate this book to their son Eric who passed away in February 2013 at the age of 44.

A heart rendering tale of two boys whose mother left when Charlie was 4 and his brother was 3. That left his father and his family to raise them on a lonely farm. When they were 12 and 11, the Social Welfare was about to take both the boys and place them in a State Home or worse foster them out to different families. A friendly couple on a farm the other side of town came up with a solution. After living two different life styles up to his late teenage years, Charlie imagined how he would make his future life better.

New Adult Fiction, The journey to Juilliard has a detour which leaves seventeen-year-old Madeline scrambling to get her life back on track.

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Get ready for an intriguing adventure of perseverance, integrity, and faith wrapped in a wondrous tale. This intricate story leads to a beautiful message of hope and inspiration.Long ago, sending letters to people who traveled or worked far from home was extremely difficult. Most depended on messengers, carrier pigeons, or heralds to stay in touch with their loved ones and friends.Sending a message often took a very long time or sometimes never reached its destination. This left families and friends in a sad state of longing and uncertainty. It was heart-wrenching not knowing the whereabouts of those they cared about or if they were well.The characters in the noble fable, "The Gold Coin," are faced with this challenging situation. Through their never-ending faith in each other, they create a miracle that reunites them.Meet the InterGalactic Messengers, who tune into the cosmic heart vibrations of enduring souls. Follow Tobias Frogga as he comes to the aid of two deserving characters longing for answers about each other.

This is Summary Trivia/Quiz for Fans of "To Kill a Mockingbird (Harperperennial Modern Classics)", A Novel by Harper Lee.You will find :- A series of multiple choice questions on the book, its characters, plotlines and author.- You will also find complementary quiz material on the book.- Scoring system with points per question to determine your expertise.

English for PreTeens BeginnersTeachers around the world agree: 10- to 12-year-olds are special kids that need unique, age-appropriate activities and teaching materials. Thats why English for PreTeens offers this two-book course which presents:14 lessons per bookA simple, objective and natural approachStimulating content linked to the lifestyle and interests of this age groupListening, speaking, reading and writing learned gradually and systematicallyA youthful context in harmony with the acquisition of new language skillsEach book is independent, which allows learners to begin at either levelPre-teens improve their capacity to concentrate, think logically, make associations and generate their own ideas as they learn English.Teachers resourcesTeachers GuideInteractive Classroom Program (ICP) with sound and images on CD-ROM (plus video tapes), or audiocassette and posters (plus video tapes)Posters for games and vocabulary buildingOral and written testsScheduleStudents materialStudents Books 1 and 2

Video English Course Junior BeginnersThis four-book interactive multimedia course is specially designed for 10- and 11-year-old boys and girls to fit their boundless energy and avid curiosity. Young learners gain basic skills in listening, speaking, reading and writing as they enjoy and identify with neat cartoon characters who are their same age and like and do the same things they doin English!The four skills are presented in this upbeat context, but always introducing structural and lexical content gradually and systematically through:Ten lessons per bookAverage of 38 hours of in-class activities per book, including examsCALL (Computer-Assisted Language Learning) Program with a CALL Workbook and CD-ROM for each level allows students to do and correct written exercises on the computer, and listen to the lesson textsPlaying with friends, going to the movies, Sea World®, the circus, National Parks, a baseball game, an amusement park, zoos, and moreKids projects like the Elm Street Rocket Cool cartoon stories like The Green BottleFull animation and interactive cartoons, plus educational and cultural videos made to order for kids this ageSound and image on the Interactive Classroom Program with the digitally recorded voices of 10-11 year-old American kids and contextualized artworkEach book in the Video English Course Junior is independent which allows learners to begin at any level.Teachers resourcesICP: Interactive Classroom Program. Available on CD-ROM (plus video tapes) or DVD (videos are included on the DVD). Digitalized sound and colorful contextualized artwork and media materials. The teacher simply selects level, lesson, or exercise and may repeat, reverse or fast-forward with a click of the mouse or remote controlVideo: cartoons, educational and cultural videos, etc.Lesson Plan: step-by-step instructions eliminate guesswork and reduce time-consuming class planningOral and Written testsSchedulesStudents materialTextbooks 14CALL Workbooks with CD-ROM (includes Listening Comprehension Practice) 14

Professor Ruth Bader Ginsburg of Columbia Law School was the leading Supreme Court litigator for gender equality in the crucial decade, 1970-80. In addition to teaching her classes, producing academic articles, and co-authoring the first casebook on sex discrimination and the law, she worked on some sixty cases (depending on how one counts), including over two dozen cases in the Supreme Court. Rumor has it she did not sleep for ten years; her prodigious output gives the rumor some credence. Her impact on the law during that critical decade earned her the title "the Thurgood Marshall of the women''s movement" and secured her place in history - even before she became a federal appellate judge and Supreme Court justice.The author devotes her allotted space to two, intimately intertwined, topics: first, Ruth Ginsburg and the Supreme Court''s standard of review in sex discrimination cases, and second, the substance of Ruth Ginsburg''s concept of gender equality in law.