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[EnglishLanguage 2600] Re: novels/novellas
John Benseman
john.benseman at criticalinsight.co.nzTue Jun 3 14:33:31 EDT 2008
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Along similar lines are the Quick Reads series in the UK:
http://www.niace.org.uk/quickreads/user/index.php Highly recommended.
Regards, John
John Benseman
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[mailto:englishlanguage-bounces at nifl.gov] On Behalf Of Sally Rice
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Thanks for the list of books. I teach school at a prison in CA and I'm
always looking for high interest, low reading level books for adult males.
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From: Janet <mailto:Janet_Isserlis at brown.edu> Isserlis
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and Peppercorn
http://www.peppercornbooks.com/catalog/
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From: t m o l l i n s <literaciespublisher at gmail.com>
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Date: Mon, 02 Jun 2008 13:51:01 -0400
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Subject: [EnglishLanguage 2597] Re: novels/novellas
Hi there,
I have never used these books with learners but I have enjoyed reading them
myself. Here is the blurb and the link to the Grassroots Press page where I
ordered my copies.
Open Door Series - New Island
Welcome to New Island's Open Door Series: brilliant short novels from the
cream of Irish writers. This innovative collective of acclaimed novellas are
specially written for adults with low-literacy skills by writers as diverse
as Maeve Binchy, Roddy Doyle, and Marian Keyes. Students will find it
difficult to put these books down, as they engage with the riveting plots
and interesting characters.
http://www.literacyservices.com/chapter_books.HTM
Cheers,
tracey mollins
publisher ~ literacies: researching practice, practising research
website: http://www.literacyjournal.ca
blog: http://literaciescafe.blogspot.com
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