The magazine offers an array of information and numerous news items about current events, which students do not find in their usual course books. Engage your students' interest with this ideal teaching material and get your students actively involved in their language learning.
Ignite your child’s interest in science, history, and the arts with ASK, the magazine for kids with curious minds. Winner of the Parent’s Choice Gold Award for the past four years in a row, ASK explores topics ranging from shipwrecks to the solar system and the hows and whys of laughter through a lens of STEM, history, and art. Designed to foster children’s emerging interest in the world around them and build a lifelong love of learning, ASK is the leader in science magazines for kids.
Briskly original and subversively funny, this novella from popular British writer Bennett (Untold Stories; Tony-winning play The History Boys) sends Queen Elizabeth II into a mobile library van in pursuit of her runaway corgis and into the reflective, observant life of an avid reader. Guided by Norman, a former kitchen boy and enthusiast of gay authors, the queen gradually loses interest in her endless succession of official duties and learns the pleasure of such a common activity.
An ideal volume for anyone wanting a brisk overview of North Britain from the year dot to the twentieth century. The level of depth and detail was quite impressive and made for a slow enjoyable read. Of particular interest to me was the concrete and emotional description of the military affairs, which made for quite exciting reading indeed.
Australian Sky & Telescope is a world-class magazine about the science and hobby of astronomy, specifically produced for the Southern Hemisphere. It caters for everyone with an interest in space and astronomy, from the absolute beginner to the seasoned observer.
