Robert Ludlum - The Bourne Supremacy - Audiobook Washington, London and Peking - terror sweeps the globe. The Vice-Premier of the People's Republic has been brutally murdered by a legendary assassin and everyone is asking the same fearful questions: Why has Bourne come back? Who is paying him? Who is next on his death list? But US officials know the shocking truth: there is no Jason Bourne. There never was. But someone has resurrected the name, and if he is not stopped, the world will pay a devastating price. Jason Bourne must live again. He must utilise his murderous skills. But this time the will to survive is not enough. This time Bourne must reign supreme...
How to Use the Internet in ELT The 'How to...' series does not need to be described in detail. Because of its reader frendliness and deep analysys, it is widely used throughout the world. This very book offers practical teaching ideas within a clear, theoretical framework. The book concentrates on using the Internet as as a classroom tool, its role in teacher development and use of it as a materials resource. All this with plenty of examples and suggestions.
The Ladybird Key Words Reading Scheme is based on commonly used words. Those used most often in the English language are introduced first - with other words of popular appeal to children. All the Key Words list is covered in the early books, and the later titles use further word lists to develop full reading fluency. The total number of different words which will be learned in the complete reading scheme is nearly two thousand. The gradual introduction of these words, frequent repetition and complete 'carry-over' from book to book, will ensure rapid learning.
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Myths and Folk-lore of Ireland by Jeremiah Curtin (Rare Book Collection)
Twenty folk tales representing hundreds of years of the collective Irish imagination transport readers to a world where everything is alive and anything can happen! Vivid descriptions of battles with giants, dead men who come back to life, humans imprisoned in animals' bodies, heroes with incredible strength, and more.
The myth tales in this volume were collected by the author in the West of Ireland, in Kerry, Galway, and Donegal, during the year 1887.
What does it mean to dream of running, playing an accordian, catching frogs, riding a stallion, eating honey, dying; or to see an eagle, apples, a tunnel, a shoemaker, or a field of growing wheat in your dreams?
This comprehensive and thorough study of dreams unravels the cloak of mystery surrounding these and hundreds of other mundane or strange items, happenings, places, people, and feelings encountered in the dream world to reveal what they mean in our lives - unhappiness, financial loss, eventual success, or danger. Make contact with your inner self through this perfect bedside companion.
