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Author: Jack London
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These seven stories are based on Jack London’s youthful adventures as an oyster pirate. In the early 1900s, San Francisco Bay was plagued by oyster pirates who plundered in broad daylight. At sixteen, London’s common sense... [Read More]

This book provides materials for approximately 180 hours of self-instruction, which will put you well on your way to a usable everyday knowledge of the language. These materials can be used with a teacher or with tape recordings of the Dialogue and Listening in portions of the Units. Supplemented by contact with Albanian speakers and Albanian... [Read More]

This book provides a synopsis of recently published empirical research into the acquisition of reading and writing in Arabic. Its particular focus is on the interplay between the linguistic and orthographic structure of Arabic and the development of reading and writing/spelling. In addition, the book addresses the socio-cultural, political and... [Read More]

An Arabic-English Vocabulary of the Colloquial Arabic of Egypt: Containing the Vernacular Idioms and Expressions, Slang Phrases, Etc., Etc., Used by the Native Egyptians

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Living Language Complete Spanish: The Basics-The top-selling Complete series has been fully revised, with all new supplemental material and a bonus wallet phrase card for travelers. Each program contains everything a beginner needs-a coursebook with 40 lessons, three hours of recordings on three CD's or three cassettes, a quick-reference learner’s dictionary, and... [Read More]

One day, when they have no food left, Jack s mom sends him to market to sell the cow. On the way, Jack bumps into a funny little man wearing a big, baggy jacket with big, baggy pockets. In the pockets lie six bewitched beans, but the funny little man has lost the instructions for them. Jack s adventure begins when he swaps Daisy the cow for six magic beans that... [Read More]

The lazy rooster and the mischievous mouse can't be bothered to help the Little Red Hen tend her ear of wheat. They can't be bothered to help her take it to the miller either, or bake it into bread. But when her loaf of warm, fragrant bread is ready, the Little Red Hen is not at all inclined to share it with them. The Rooster and the mouse soon mend their ways.... [Read More]