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tThis volume without the side coupon is to be considered a freesample copy not for sale. (Sale or other distribution is forbidden:art. 17, c. 2, L. 633/1941).Excluded from V.A.T. (D.P.R. 26/10/72, n. 633, art. 2, 3° c., lett. d.)tThis volume without the side coupon is to be considered a freesample copy not for sale. (Sale or other distribution is forbidden:art. 17, c. 2, L. 633/1941).COP Short Stories 01_19.indd 1 16/12/19 09:19GA_Robin Hood_COP_03_20.indd 1 02/03/20 15:30Million Dollar Theftin San FranciscoGina D. B. ClemenOliver TwistCharles DickensAdapted by Gina D. B. ClemenOscar Wilde’sShort StoriesOscar WildeAdapted by Victoria HewardRobin HoodRetold by Gina D. B. ClemenGREEN APPLEGREEN APPLEGREEN APPLEGREEN APPLEOscar WildeOScAR WIlDE’S ShORt StORIESISBN 978-88-7754-794-1BLACK CATOscar Wilde’s Short StoriesWilde wrote these delightful fairy tales for his two young sons. They wereall published in the collection The Happy Prince and Other Stories in 1888.The ‘Young King’ tells how a shepherd boy becomes a king, ‘The Star-Child’tells the story of a baby found in the forest and how he believes himself to bea magic Star-Child and in ‘The Nightingale and the Rose’ a little nightingalesacrifices her life to create the perfect red rose for a young student in love.This reader uses the EXPANSIVE READING approach, where the textbecomes a springboard to improve language skills and to explore historicalbackground, cultural connections and other topics suggested by the text.As well as the story and a playscript, this reader contains:• Wide range of activities practising the four skills• PET-style activities and Trinity-style activities (Grade 5)• Dossiers: Life in Victorian Times and others• Full recording of the text with additional listening activities• Exit tests and keys at blackcat-cideb.comStep 2Word Count: 6,387ISBN 978-88-7754-794-1Book + CD e 9,10Oscar WildeOscar Wilde’s Short StoriesShort StoriesWhy did Robin Hood become an outlaw? Who were his trusted men?How did Marian find Robin in Sherwood Forest? How was the wicked Sheriffof Nottingham punished? Who wanted Robin dead alive? Read the excitinglegend of Robin Hood find out.This reader uses the EXPANSIVE READING approach, where the textbecomes a springboard to improve language skills Oscar and to explore WildehistoricalAudio CDGina D. B. ClemenRoBIN HooDISBN 978-88-530-1207-4BLACK CATRobin HoodOscar Wilde’sbackground, cultural connections and other topics suggested by the text.As well as the story, this reader contains:• A wide range of activities practising the four skills• Dossiers: Medieval Times in England, Medieval Life in a Castle Town,Archery, King Richard’s Crusade, The Magna Carta• PET-style activities and Trinity-style activities (Grade 4)• Special AUDIO CD/CD-ROM with the text recorded in full and a varietyof games and activities for further practice• An exit test and key at blackcat-cideb.comAnswer keys downloadable atblackcat-cideb.comStarter CEFR A1Step 1 CEFR A2Step 2 CEFR A2/B1Word count: 6,147ISBN 978-88-530-1207-4Excluded from V.A.T. (D.P.R. 26/10/72, n. 633, art. 2, 3° c., lett. d.) e 9,40Gina D. B. Clemen Robin HoodStep 2 • A2/B1Robin Hoodretold by Gina D. B. Clemenfree AudiobookTwo years have passed sinceSusan, Brian and Jim solveda baffling mystery in SanFrancisco. This time theyhave to solve a million dollarmystery: Mark Twain’s secretdiary has just been discoveredand publishers want to get theirhands on it… but it suddenlydisappears without a clue!Dossiers:Mark Twain in the Gold Country;San Francisco and the Gold Rush;Alcatraz IslandSet in the dark streets of19 th -century London, thisunforgettable classic tells thestory of Oliver Twist, a pennilessorphan who lives through allkinds of hardship for manyyears. Find out how, in spite ofadverse circumstances, he findshappiness in the end.Dossiers:Child Labour; Crime in VictorianLondon; Oliver Twist in FilmsThe Young King tells how ashepherd boy becomes a kingand realises that money is notworth human suffering.In The Star Child a baby is foundin the forest and discovershis true identity after manyadventures.The Nightingale and the Roseis a tale of a nightingale whosacrifices her life to create theperfect red rose for a student inlove.Dossiers:Life in Victorian Times and othersRobin Hood, the legendaryhero of Sherwood Forest, hascaptured the imagination ofgenerations of readers. Why didRobin Hood become an outlaw?How did Marian find Robin inSherwood Forest? How was thewicked Sheriff of Nottinghampunished?Dossiers:Medieval Times in England;Medieval Life in a Castle Town,Archery; King Richard’s Crusade;The Magna CartaORIGINALCLASSICCLASSICCLASSICAdventureBook + audio8,000 words978-88-530-1512-9 80 p.Digital bookPRELIMINARYTRINITYAdventureBook + audio9,249 words978-88-530-1325-5 96 p.Digital bookPRELIMINARYTRINITYFairy Tale & FantasyBook + audio6,387 words978-88-7754-794-1 96 p.PRELIMINARYTRINITYLegendBook + audio6,147 words978-88-530-1207-4 96 p.PRELIMINARYTRINITY53
This volume without the side coupon is to be considered a freesample copy not for sale. (Sale or other distribution is forbidden:art. 17, c. 2, L. 633/1941).Excluded from V.A.T. (D.P.R. 26/10/72, n. 633, art. 2, 3° c., lett. d.)GA_LS_COVER_Camelot_19.indd GA_LS_Tales from camelot.indd 1 1 17/01/20 13/02/17 10:00 16:43GA-Treasure Island COP_12_19.indd 1 18/12/19 14:2618/12/19 12:31Romeo and JulietWilliam ShakespeareAdapted by Victoria HewardTales from CamelotKing Arthur and the Knightsof the Round TableVictoria HewardTreasure IslandRobert Louis StevensonAdapted by Derek SellenGREEN APPLEGREEN APPLE | LIFE SKILLSGREEN APPLEM Aeand the Montagued Romeo Montaguee between the twople.ory, in beautifullychers and studentsm the playon film, Sainte’s TheatreBN 978-88-530-0799-5Book +CD € 9,70€ 9,70D R A M AWilliam Shakespeare ROMEO AND JULIETTales fromCamelotRLegends say that, in ancient times, a boy called JArthur pulleda sword from a stone and became the new king of Britain.ulietWith the help of Merlin the magician and the famous Knightsof the Round Table, he protected his people and had manyadventures. His castle Camelot was a place full of magic andlove but also full of dangers.This reader also contains:• A wide range of skills practice• Cambridge English Preliminary and Trinity (Grades 4 and 5)• style activities• Think! and Values & Feelings activities• Dossiers: King Arthur – truth or legend?; Heroes• Full recording of the textAnswer keys downloadable atblackcat-cideb.comLook inside to find outhow to downloadour free App.D R A M Aomeo andThis volume without the side coupon is tobe considered a free sample copy not forsale. (Sale or other distribution is forbidden:art. 17, c. 2, L. 633/1941).Excluded from V.A.T. (D.P.R. 26/10/72, n.633, art. 2, 3° c., lett. d.)William ShakespeareStarterStep 1ISBN 978-88-530-1631-7€ 8,90CEFR A1CEFR A2Step 2 CEFR A2/B1Word Count: 6,590Victoria HewardTales from CamelotLIFE SKILLS • A2/B1Treasure IslandTreasure Island is a story that has everything: pirates, hidden treasure, murderand mystery!Jim Hawkins is a boy who lives at the time of the great sailing ships and pirates.When Jim finds a treasure map, his life changes. He begins an exciting anddangerous adventure.What is the black spot? Who is the crazy sailor who lives alone on the island?Where is Captain Flint’s treasure?You’ll find answers to these questions and much more in Treasure Island: one ofthe greatest adventure stories of all time.This reader uses the eXPaNSIVe readING approach, where the text becomesa springboard to improve language skills and to explore historical background,cultural connections and other topics suggested by the text. As well as thestories, this reader contains:• Wide range of activities practising the four skills• PET-style activities and Trinity-style activities (Grade 5)• Dossiers: Pirates and Famous Pirates• Text recorded in full• Exit test and keys at blackcat-cideb.comVictoria HewardTalesfromCamelotStep 2 King Arthur and the Knightsof the Round Tableaudio CDWord Count: 7,067ISBN 978-88-7754-927-3,!7II8H7-fejchd!e 9,40Robert Louis StevensonTreasure IslandTreasure IslandRobert Louis StevensonVictoria HewardTALES FROM CAMELOTISBN 978-88-530-1631-7BLACK CATRobert Louis StevensonTreaSure ISlaNdISBN 978-88-7754-927-3BLACK CATAudio CDNobody can remember why theCapulet family and the Montaguefamily hate each other, so,when Juliet Capulet and RomeoMontague meet and fall in lovethe result is tragic, and peacebetween the two families ispossible only after the deathof many people.Dossiers:The Renaissance Man; ‘Romeoand Juliet’ on Film; Saint Francisand the Franciscan Friars;Shakespeare’s TheatreLegends say that a boy calledArthur pulled a sword from astone and became the new kingof Britain. Come and discoverhis castle Camelot and hisadventures with the Knightsof the Round Table.Dossiers:King Arthur: truth or legend?;HeroesLIFE SKILLS honesty; bravery;loyalty; strength; ambitionRead about the thrillingadventures of young JimHawkins and his friends, who setsail for Treasure Island in searchof treasure.But will the cruel Long JohnSilver get to the treasure first?Dossiers:A Pirate Ship; Famous PiratesPlayscriptCLASSICTragedyBook + audio 8,837 words978-88-530-0799-5 144 p.54CLASSICLegendBook + audio6,650 words978-88-530-1631-7 80 p.Digital bookPRELIMINARYTRINITYCLASSICAdventureBook + audio7,067 words978-88-7754-927-3 112 p.PRELIMINARYTRINITY
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Page 95 and 96: EmmaJane AustenAdapted by Derek Sel
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