Southey: 41 books

The English for Life Reader for Grade 4 contains examples of a novel, folklore, short stories, dramas, and various information and media texts, such as newspaper and magazine articles, poems, advertisements, brochures, posters, and notices. These are the texts suggested as teaching support material...

A sword, a book of music, and a murdered girl… Musician-sleuth Charles Patterson is called to a murder late one night and is horrified to find he is acquainted with the victim, a young street-girl. There is little Patterson can do; his patron has arranged an engagement for him at a fashionable house...

Italian actors… French spies… At least the thugs are English… Charles Patterson is not happy. Its the hottest June for years, hes stuck in musical rehearsals with a family of Italians, some local ruffians are after his blood, and someone is trying to break into the house of Esther Jerdoun, the...

In English for Life Grade 6 you will be covering a range of interesting, thought-provoking and often humorous texts with integrated activities through which you will also improve your language use for some of your other subjects. These texts form the basis for extending your understanding and application...

How well do you know your prescribed drama? Do you understand the contents of your drama? Are you ready to write your exams? This study work guide has been compiled to help learners understand and grasp the drama, My Children! My Africa!, prescribed for Grade 12 English First Additional Language....

How well do you know the poems in your prescribed poetry anthology? Do you understand the contents and structure of each poem? Are you ready to write your exams? This study work guide has been compiled to help learners grasp each poem in Vistas of Poems, the prescribed poetry anthology for Grade 11...

The eighteenth-century musician and amateur sleuth witnesses a murder in the streets of Newcastle in this “clever mystery full of interesting characters” (Kirkus Reviews). Newcastle upon Tyne, 1736. Newly married to a lady of means, musician Charles Patterson is learning to juggle his devotion...

Musician and sleuth Charles Patterson watches a young woman flee a crime scene in this historical novel with “a chilling mix of murder and the paranormal” (Publishers Weekly). January, 1737. Snow blankets Newcastle upon Tyne, and musician Charles Patterson is engaged in a snowball fight...

In Newcastle upon Tyne in the 1730s, life is not easy for an impoverished musician. For Charles Patterson, violinist, harpsichord player, composer and would-be church organist, it’s about to get a whole lot harder. First he is accused of stealing a valuable book. Then a cherished violin belonging to...

In English for Life Grade 5 you will be covering a range of interesting, thought-provoking and often humorous texts with integrated activities through which you will also improve your language use for some of your other subjects. These texts form the basis for extending your understanding and application...

Petite fille pas sage… Un jour, attendant que leur repas refroidisse, les membres de la famille ours partent se promener. Boucle d'or découvre alors la maison vide.Avec ce titre, Mango renouvelle sa collection de contes classiques : des adaptations superbement illustrées pour inviter les enfants à se plonger dans un univers magique et enchanté.

Includes:•Charles River Editors original biography of Horatio Nelson•Robert Southeys The Life of Horatio Lord Nelson•William Beattys Authentic Narrative of the Death of Lord Nelson"England expects that every man will do his duty" Nelson before the Battle of TrafalgarOver the course of its history,...