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“That cappuccino in your cup, how is it different from a flat white? That couch you’re sitting on, is it more of a sofa? Which of these terms is more accurate---or should we say, more precise?”……
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A child’s imagination knows no bounds, but inspiration is key. In How to Write a Story, the author simplifies the journey to becoming a writer by guiding readers through the process of selecting a story idea……
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Parenting is an amazing experience and signing with your baby can enhance communication for both of you. When my son was just two months old, he could only express himself through……
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“Companion”, “Ukulele”, “Caribou”, “Mummy”, “Kookaburra”, “Zero”, “Worm”, “Royalty”, “Karaoke”, “Guru”, “Jaguar” and “Safari” — What do they mean? Where do they come from?……
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In Mental Floss: The Curious Compendium of Wonderful Words, readers are introduced to a fascinating array of obscure terms that many may not have heard before……
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Reading can often be a source of anxiety for school children and parents. Are you struggling with reading? Based on the author’s experience and research, reading can be taught step by step like Ninja training……
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Speed reading may not really help you to achieve high marks and may even hinder your performance at university. “Reading at University: how to improve your focus and be more critical” explains that professional reading……
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What if we told you that the greatest writer in the English language was born the son of a glove maker and spent his childhood chasing sheep in the muddy countryside? “Shakespeare: Great Lives in Graphics” brings the story of William Shakespeare……
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Sorry, No English is a handy book for anyone who needs to frequently interact with limited-English speakers. It is also a valuable tool for those who are interested in language, culture and communication……
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For decades, Roald Dahl’s stories have captivated readers of all ages. From “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” to “Matilda”, his books are staples in school curricula, and have been adapted into movies……