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Biblioteca EOI Cartagena<br />

Boletín de novedades 2<br />

Curso 2015/2016<br />

Especial donaciones


FRANCÉS<br />

Lecturas adaptadas<br />

Mystère sur le Vieux-Port / Pascale Paoli<br />

Ed. Hachette, 2010<br />

ISBN 978-2-01-155738-4<br />

63 p. + CD audio<br />

Nivel A1<br />

À Marseille, Mathias, un jeune peintre<br />

argentin, disparaît. Où est Mathias?, Est-il en<br />

danger?. André et Lola partent à sa recherche.<br />

Pendant ce temps, Mathias vit une étrange<br />

aventure...<br />

Train de nuit / Dominique Renaud<br />

Ed. Santillana français, 2009<br />

ISBN 978-2-09-031397-0<br />

47 p. + CD audio<br />

Nivel A1<br />

Pour son travail, Tehri, une jeune Finlandaise,<br />

doit faire un stage à Nice. Elle préfère voyager<br />

en train car elle n‘aime pas l‘avion. C‘est<br />

l‘occasion pour elle de s‘arrêter à Prague et de<br />

passer un moment avec son père qui habite<br />

là-bas. Mais le voyage en train est moins<br />

tranquille que prévu...


INGLÉS<br />

Lecturas adaptadas<br />

The Queen of Death / John Milne<br />

Ed. Macmillan, 2005<br />

87 p.<br />

ISBN 978-0-2300-3520-1<br />

Intermediate, B1<br />

"The archeologist - Dr John Farrow - said he<br />

knew where to find the secret tomb of Queen<br />

Axtarte. He went to Egypt. He told his story to the<br />

newspapers. When Farrow mysteriously<br />

disappears, Chief Inspector Salahadin suspects a<br />

gang of smugglers is involved. But he is also<br />

worried. He has read the words of Queen<br />

Axtarte's curse: '... anyone who enters my tomb -<br />

anyone who steals from my tomb - anyone who<br />

touches my body - that person will die a terrible<br />

death. And many more will die with him'."<br />

British and American Short Stories / J.<br />

Thurber, w. Somerset Maugham, D:H: Lawrence<br />

and others<br />

Ed. Longman, 1994<br />

83 p.<br />

ISBN 0-582-09681-2<br />

Upper intermediate<br />

These stories paint colourful pictures of life in<br />

Britain and America in the past. In them we meet<br />

some unusual people, such as the old<br />

countryman who falls asleep in a grave and the<br />

dreamy boy who wakes up one day to find a bird<br />

making a nest in his hair.<br />

There are funny stories about the trick people<br />

play, and frightening ones about stange<br />

experiences. There is the man who tries to catch<br />

a ghost, and the child who grows to depend on<br />

his rocking horse, not for pleasure but for<br />

information.


The Turn of the Screw / Henry James<br />

Ed. Longman, 2008<br />

47 p.<br />

ISBN 978-1-4058-8205-7<br />

Pre-Intermediate<br />

A young woman comes to a big house to teach<br />

two young children. It‘s her first job and she<br />

wants to do it well. But she begins to see<br />

strange things – the ghosts of dead people. Do<br />

the ghosts want the children?<br />

Robin Hood / Retold by Liz Austin<br />

Ed. Penguin, 2000<br />

41 p.<br />

ISBN 0-582-421195<br />

Elementary<br />

The story of Robin Hood is very famous. Robin<br />

Hood robbed rich people and gave the money<br />

to poor people. He loved adventure, and he<br />

was the best fighter in England. The greedy<br />

Sheriff of Nottingham hated Robin, and the<br />

beautiful lady Marian loved him. His most<br />

famous adventures are in this book.


Dangerous Game / William Harris<br />

Ed. Longman, 1992<br />

60 p.<br />

ISBN 0-582-53681-2<br />

Intermediate<br />

―Some time after my wife died, I realized that<br />

my bedroom was haunted...‖ So writes<br />

William Harris at the beginning of his<br />

mysterious manuscript. Only his friend, Louis;<br />

learns the secret of the haunted room. He<br />

finds the manuscript and re-tells the story<br />

here, for you...<br />

The Mystery of the Tomb / Marisa<br />

McGreevy<br />

Ed. Burlington Books, 2002<br />

35 p.<br />

ISBN 9963-46-571-4<br />

Pre-Intermediate<br />

Jack, Tom and Danny must write a scary<br />

story for their teacher, but can‘t decide on a<br />

topic. So one Saturday night, they go to a<br />

cemetery to try to fing ghosts. They find their<br />

‗ghost‘ – but they find a lot more than they<br />

expected!


The Ring / Bernard Smith<br />

Ed. Longman, 2008<br />

57 p.<br />

ISBN 978-1-4058-8202-6<br />

Pre-Intermediate<br />

One day Rafael was well; the next day he<br />

was completely mad. What happened to<br />

him? The story of Rafael and his gold ring<br />

is a strange story of murder, mystery and<br />

love. Many people know part of the story.<br />

But only Rafael knows the true facts. And<br />

Rafael is mad.<br />

Teacher Man / Frank McCourt<br />

Ed. Longman, 2008<br />

79 p.<br />

ISBN 978-1-4058-8233-0<br />

Intermediate<br />

When Frank McCourt becomes a teacher in<br />

New York, he finds himself standing in front<br />

of bored, confused, angry students. Will he<br />

fail as a teacher? Or can he use his<br />

miserable Irish childhood to help his<br />

students? This is the true story of one man‘s<br />

surprising, upsetting, but sometimes very<br />

funny experiences in the classroom.


My Cousin Rachel / Daphne du Maurier<br />

Ed. Macmillan, 2005<br />

87 p.<br />

ISBN 978-0-2300-3531-7<br />

Intermediate, B1<br />

I was in the carriage ready to leave when a<br />

last letter arrived from Ambrose:<br />

For God’s sake, come quickly! Rachel, my<br />

torment, has won. I am dying. Come quickly,<br />

or it will be too late!<br />

I began my journey with a terrible fear in my<br />

heart. It was the 10th of July. I knew I could<br />

not reach Ambrose until the middle of<br />

August.<br />

The Thirty-Nine Steps / John Buchan<br />

Ed. Longman, 1986<br />

90p.<br />

ISBN 0-582-53752-5<br />

Upper-Intermediate<br />

A man is running away. His life is in danger.<br />

He is hunted both by the police and a cruel<br />

enemy. He must stay free –and alive- to<br />

give the warning that his country is about to<br />

be attacked. But will anyone believe him<br />

before it is too late?<br />

The thirty-nine steps is one of the most<br />

exciting of all secret agent stories. Written<br />

long before Ian Fleming ever thought of<br />

James Bond, The thirty-nine steps remains<br />

as popular as the famous names of today.


L. A. Movie / Philip Prowse<br />

Ed. Macmillan, 2005<br />

135 p. + 3 CD audio<br />

ISBN 978-1-4050-7711-8<br />

Upper, B2<br />

Private detective, Lenny Samuel, is<br />

hired by a Hollywood film studio.<br />

Someone has been making death<br />

threats against Gail Lane, a beautiful<br />

young film actress, and the studio boss<br />

asks Lenny to protect her. Lenny joins<br />

the film crew on location in Hollywood,<br />

Buenos Aires and Istanbul as he tries<br />

to stay out of trouble and solve the<br />

case.<br />

The Black Cat / John Milne<br />

Ed. Macmillan, 2005<br />

68 p. + CD audio<br />

ISBN 978-1-4050-7638-8<br />

Elementary, A2<br />

Yesterday morning, an archeologist was<br />

found dead in a Cairo hotel. The<br />

archeologist was called Pearson. The<br />

police are making enquiries.


About a Boy / Nick Hornby<br />

Ed. Longman, 2008<br />

91 p. + 2 CD audio<br />

ISBN 978-1-4058-8450-1<br />

Intermediate<br />

Will Freeman wants an easy life<br />

with no responsibilities. But then<br />

he meets Marcus –an unusual<br />

twelve-year-old boy with serious<br />

problems.<br />

About a Boy is a modern classic –<br />

a very funny story about a very<br />

serious bubject: love. It‘s also a<br />

popular movie starring Hugh<br />

Grant.<br />

Obras literarias<br />

Paths of Glory / Jeffrey Archer<br />

Ed. Macmillan, 2009<br />

403 p.<br />

ISBN 978-0-230-53143-7<br />

Some people have dreams that are so<br />

magnificent that if they were to achieve them,<br />

their place in history would be guaranteed.<br />

Francis Drake, Robert Scott, Charles<br />

Lindbergh, Amy Johnson, Edmund Hilary, Neil<br />

Armstrong, and Lewis and Clark are among<br />

such individuals.<br />

But what if one man had such a dream, and<br />

once he‘d fulfilled it, there was no proof that he<br />

had achieved his ambition?<br />

Paths of Glory is the story of such a man. But<br />

not until you‘ve turned the last page of this<br />

extraordinary novel, will you be able to decide if<br />

George Mallory should be added to this list of<br />

legends, because if he were, another name<br />

would have to be removed.


Maeve Binchy / The Return Journey<br />

Ed. Orion, 2009<br />

294 p.<br />

ISBN 978-1-4072-3522-6<br />

There are star-crossed travellers who take<br />

each other‘s bags by mistake, only to learn<br />

that when you unlock a stranger‘s suitcase<br />

you enter a stranger‘s life; the house-sitter<br />

who moves into her client‘s life as well as her<br />

home; a holiday for four in Greece which has<br />

surprising consequences; and the chance<br />

encounter at an airport which unites an<br />

unlikely group of people.<br />

Full of love, loss, revelations and<br />

reconciliation, this enchanting collection<br />

shows Maeve Binchy at the height of her<br />

powers.<br />

Mildred D. Taylor / Roll of Thunder, Hear<br />

My Cry<br />

Ed. Puffin Books, 2004<br />

276 p.<br />

ISBN 0-14-240112-9<br />

Humillation and fear seem to rule the lives of<br />

Cassie Logan and her family. But they have<br />

one thing that no one can take away-their<br />

land. And with that to hold them together,<br />

nothing can tear them apart.


Minaret / Leila Aboulela<br />

Ed. Bloomsbury, 2005<br />

276 p.<br />

ISBN 0-7875-7626-2<br />

Minaret is a provocative, timely, and engaging<br />

novel about a young Muslim woman—once<br />

privileged and secular in her native land and now<br />

impoverished in London—gradually embracing<br />

her traditional faith. With her Muslim hijab and<br />

down-turned gaze, Najwa is invisible to most<br />

eyes, especially to the rich families whose<br />

houses she cleans in London.<br />

Twenty years ago, Najwa, then at university<br />

in Khartoum, would never have imagined that<br />

one day she would be a maid. An upper-class<br />

Westernized Sudanese, her dreams were to<br />

marry well and raise a family. But a coup forces<br />

the young woman and her family into political<br />

exile in London.<br />

Soon orphaned, and with her twin brother sent to<br />

jail on a drug charge, she finds solace and<br />

companionship within the Muslim community.<br />

Then Najwa meets Tamer, the intense, lonely<br />

younger brother of her employer. They find a<br />

common bond in faith and slowly, silently, begin<br />

to fall in love. Written with directness and force,<br />

Minaret is a lyric and insightful novel about Islam<br />

and an alluring glimpse into a culture Westerners<br />

are only just beginning to understand.


The House on Mango Street / Sandra<br />

Cisneros<br />

Ed. Bloomsbury, 2004<br />

110 p.<br />

ISBN 978-0-7475-6087-6<br />

Told in a series of vibrant vignettes, The<br />

House on Mango Street is the story of<br />

Esperanza Cordera, a young girl growing<br />

up in the Hispanic quarter of Chicago. For<br />

Esperanza, Mango Street is a desolate<br />

landscape of concrete and run-down<br />

tenements where she discovers the hard<br />

realities of life - the fetters of class and<br />

gender, the spectre of racial enmity and<br />

the mysteries of sexuality.<br />

Capturing her thoughts and emotions in<br />

poems and stories, Esperanza is able to<br />

rise above hopelessness and create for<br />

herself "a house all of my own quiet as<br />

snow, a space for myself to go" in the<br />

midst of her oppressive surroundings.<br />

A Matter of Honour / Jeffrey Archer<br />

Ed. Pan Books, 2003<br />

429 p.<br />

ISBN 978-1-4472-2639-0<br />

Adam Scott listens to the reading of his<br />

father's will, aware that the contents can<br />

only be meagre. The Colonel, after all, had<br />

nothing to leave - except a letter he had<br />

never opened himself, a letter that can<br />

only bring further disgrace to the family<br />

name.<br />

Against his mother's advice, Adam opens<br />

the letter, and immediately realizes his life<br />

can never be the same again. The<br />

contents leave him with no choice but to<br />

follow a course his father would have<br />

described as a matter of honour.


The Witch of Portobello / Paulo Coelho<br />

Ed. Harper Collins, 2007<br />

346 p.<br />

ISBN 978-0-00-725187-2<br />

This is the story of Athena, or Sherine, to<br />

give her the name she was baptised with.<br />

Her life is pieced together through a series<br />

of recorded interviews with those people<br />

who knew her well or hardly at all – parents,<br />

colleagues, teachers, friends,<br />

acquaintances, her ex-husband.<br />

The novel unravels Athena's mysterious<br />

beginnings, via an orphanage in Romania,<br />

to a childhood in Beirut. When war breaks<br />

out, her adoptive family move with her to<br />

London, where a dramatic turn of events<br />

occurs…<br />

Athena, who has been dubbed 'the Witch of<br />

Portobello' for her seeming powers of<br />

prophecy, disappears dramatically, leaving<br />

those who knew her to solve the mystery of<br />

her life and abrupt departure.<br />

A Spot of Brother / Mark Haddon<br />

Ed. Vintage Books, 2007<br />

503 p.<br />

ISBN 978-0-099-50743-7<br />

At fifty-seven, George is settling down to a<br />

comfortable retirement, building a shed in<br />

his garden, reading historical novels,<br />

listening to a bit of light jazz. Then Katie, his<br />

tempestuous daughter, announces that she<br />

is getting remarried, to Ray. Her family is not<br />

pleased - as her brother Jamie observes,<br />

Ray has 'strangler's hands'. Katie can't<br />

decide if she loves Ray, or loves the way he<br />

cares for her son Jacob, and her mother<br />

Jean is a bit put out by the way the wedding<br />

planning gets in the way of her affair with<br />

one of her husband's former colleagues.<br />

And the tidy and pleasant life Jamie has<br />

created crumbles when he fails to invite his<br />

lover, Tony, to the dreaded nuptials.<br />

Unnoticed in the uproar, George discovers a<br />

sinister lesion on his hip, and quietly begins<br />

to lose his mind.


The Kite Runner / Khaled Hosseini<br />

Ed. Bloomsbury, 2007<br />

324 p.<br />

ISBN 978-0-7475-9488-8<br />

1970s Afghanistan: Twelve-year-old Amir is<br />

desperate to win the local kite-fighting<br />

tournament and his loyal friend Hassan<br />

promises to help him. But neither of the boys<br />

can foresee what will happen to Hassan that<br />

afternoon, an event that is to shatter their<br />

lives.<br />

After the Russians invade and the family is<br />

forced to flee to America, Amir realises that<br />

one day he must return to an Afghanistan<br />

under Taliban rule to find the one thing that<br />

his new world cannot grant him: redempiton.<br />

Change we can believe in / With a Foreword<br />

by Barack Obama<br />

Ed. Canongate, 2008<br />

291 p.<br />

ISBN 978-1-84767-432-6<br />

The election of Barack Obama as President of<br />

the United States is a defining moment in<br />

American history. After years of failed policies<br />

and failed politics from Washington, this is our<br />

chance to reclaim the American dream. Barack<br />

Obama has proven to be a new kind of leader –<br />

one who can bring people together, be honest<br />

about the challenges we face, and move this<br />

nation forward. Change We Can Believe<br />

In outlines his vision for America.<br />

In these pages you will find bold and specific<br />

ideas about how to fix our ailing economy and<br />

strengthen the middle class, make health care<br />

affordable for all, achieve energy<br />

independence, and keep America safe in a<br />

dangerous world. Change We Can Believe<br />

In asks us not just to believe in Barack<br />

Obama‘s ability to bring change to Washington,<br />

it asks us to believe in our ability to change the<br />

world.


Series en DVD<br />

Mujeres desesperadas. Primera<br />

Temporada / Marc Cherry<br />

Edita El Mundo<br />

Episodios 7, 8, 9 y 10<br />

Idiomas: español e inglés<br />

Subtítulos: español e inglés<br />

Disco 4: Episodio 7 - Todo lo que puedas<br />

hacer; Episodio 8 - Culpable.<br />

Disco 5: Episodio 9 - Sospechas; Episodio 10<br />

- Vuelve conmigo<br />

Sexo en Nueva York. La temporada 1<br />

completa / Darren Star<br />

Edita Paramount<br />

Episodios del 1 al 12.<br />

Idiomas:inglés, español, francés, italiano.<br />

Subtítulos: inglés, danés, holandés, francés,<br />

noruego, sueco.<br />

Disco 1: Episodio 1 - Sexo en Nueva York;<br />

Episodio 2 - Modelos y mortales; Episodio 3 -<br />

Bahía de cochinos casados; Episodio 4 - El<br />

valle de los veinteañeros; Episodio 5 - El<br />

poder del sexo femenino; Episodio 6 - Sexo<br />

secreto.<br />

Disco 2: Episodio 7 - Los monógamos;<br />

Episodio 8 - Tres es multitud; Episodio 9 - La<br />

liebre y la tortuga; Episodio 10 - Reunión<br />

prenatal; Episodio 11 - La sequía; Episodio 12<br />

- Oh, mis fieles, venid a mí.


Libros de texto, gramáticas y diccionarios<br />

Fowler’s Modern English Usage / Ernest<br />

Gowers<br />

Ed. Oxford University Press, 1983<br />

725 p.<br />

ISBN 0-19-281389-7<br />

Modern English Usage deals with the points<br />

of grammar, syntax, style, and the choice of<br />

words; with the formation of words and their<br />

spelling and inflexions; with pronunciation;<br />

and with punctuation and typography. Its<br />

great popularity is based not only on its<br />

usefulness, but also on its iconoclasm and<br />

wit. Fowler is at his most readable and funny<br />

on such unpromising subjects as split<br />

infinitives or ‗the false first-personal ONE‘,<br />

and when debunking affectation. Wellthumbed<br />

copies of MEU will today fall open<br />

naturally at the indispensable entries on<br />

disinterested, due to, jargon, sociologese, or<br />

which, that, who.This revised edition was<br />

undertaken by Sir Ernest Gowers (the<br />

author of Plain Words).<br />

Advanced Grammar in Use. Second<br />

Edition / Martin Hewings<br />

Ed. Cambridge, 2005<br />

294 p. + CD-ROM<br />

ISBN 978-0-521-53291-4<br />

Advanced Grammar in Use second edition<br />

is a fully updated version of the successful<br />

grammar title.


English File. Self-study Edition 1 / Clive<br />

Oxenden, Paul Seligson.<br />

Ed. Oxford University Press, 2002<br />

ISBN 84-673-0457-X<br />

Curso de inglés para jóvenes y adultos<br />

especialmente diseñado para el autoaprendizaje<br />

y para programas de<br />

enseñanza a distancia. Cubre 120 horas<br />

de inglés por nivel.<br />

Incluye: Manual del alumno; Gramática y<br />

Práctica; Transcripciones y Solucionario;<br />

Guía del alumno; CD audio (3); CD audio<br />

‗Listen and Speak‘; CD-ROM<br />

English File. Self-study Edition 2 / Clive<br />

Oxenden, Paul Seligson.<br />

Ed. Oxford University Press, 2002<br />

ISBN 84-673-0459-6<br />

Curso de inglés para jóvenes y adultos<br />

especialmente diseñado para el autoaprendizaje<br />

y para programas de<br />

enseñanza a distancia. Cubre 120 horas<br />

de inglés por nivel.<br />

Incluye: Manual del alumno; Gramática y<br />

Práctica; Transcripciones y Solucionario;<br />

Guía del alumno; CD audio (3); CD audio<br />

‗Listen and Speak‘; CD-ROM


English File. Self-study Edition 3 / Clive<br />

Oxenden, Paul Seligson.<br />

Ed. Oxford University Press, 2002<br />

ISBN 84-673-0461-8<br />

Curso de inglés para jóvenes y adultos<br />

especialmente diseñado para el autoaprendizaje<br />

y para programas de<br />

enseñanza a distancia. Cubre 120 horas<br />

de inglés por nivel.<br />

Incluye: Manual del alumno; Gramática y<br />

Práctica; Transcripciones y Solucionario;<br />

CD audio (2); CD audio ‗Listen and Learn‘.


ITALIANO<br />

Fai bei sogni / Massimo Gramellini<br />

Ed. Longanesi, 2012<br />

209 p.<br />

ISBN 978-88-304-2915-4<br />

Fai bei sogni è la storia di un segreto celato in una<br />

busta per quarant‘anni. La storia di un bambino, e<br />

poi di un adulto, che imparerà ad affrontare il dolore<br />

più grande, la perdita della mamma, e il mostro più<br />

insidioso: il timore di vivere.<br />

Fai bei sogni è dedicato a quelli che nella vita<br />

hanno perso qualcosa. Un amore, un lavoro, un<br />

tesoro. E rifiutandosi di accettare la realtà, finiscono<br />

per smarrire se stessi. Come il protagonista di<br />

questo romanzo. Uno che cammina sulle punte dei<br />

piedi e a testa bassa perché il cielo lo spaventa, e<br />

anche la terra.<br />

Fai bei sogni è soprattutto un libro sulla verità e<br />

sulla paura di conoscerla. Immergendosi nella<br />

sofferenza e superandola, ci ricorda come sia<br />

sempre possibile buttarsi alle spalle la sfiducia per<br />

andare al di là dei nostri limiti.<br />

Massimo Gramellini ha raccolto gli slanci e le ferite<br />

di una vita priva del suo appiglio più solido. Una<br />

lotta incessante contro la solitudine,<br />

l‘inadeguatezza e il senso di abbandono, raccontata<br />

con passione e delicata ironia. Il sofferto traguardo<br />

sarà la conquista dell‘amore e di un‘esistenza piena<br />

e autentica, che consentirà finalmente al<br />

protagonista di tenere i piedi per terra senza<br />

smettere di alzare gli occhi al cielo.


Sostiene Pereira / Antonio Tabucchi<br />

Ed. Feltrinelli, 2014<br />

214 p.<br />

ISBN 978-00-07-88304-0<br />

Lisbona, un fatidico agosto del 1938, la solitudine, il<br />

sogno, la coscienza di vivere e di scegliere, dentro<br />

la Storia.<br />

Un grande romanzo civile. Due premi nazionali<br />

come il Viareggio-Repaci e il Campiello e il Prix<br />

Européen Jean Monnet. Ventidue traduzioni<br />

all'estero. Una memorabile interpretazione<br />

cinematografica di Marcello Mastroianni.<br />

Una storia che continua a suscitare il fascino e la<br />

meraviglia delle opere destinate a durare nel<br />

tempo.

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