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24-Jan-2008, 22:12
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 Recommended books/Intermediate level A new student of mine is most eager to read a book in English so she and I can discuss it. Can anyone recommend some good books for this purpose? She is pre-intermediate or possibly intermediate. Thanks in advance, Catherine C. |
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24-Jan-2008, 22:24
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| Re: Recommended books/Intermediate level Something modern or something classic? How old is the student? |
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25-Jan-2008, 02:33
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| Re: Recommended books/Intermediate level Any and all recommendations would be most welcome. I think she is in her late twenties. She mentioned that she had just read a "thriller" and enjoyed it! Catherine C. |
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25-Jan-2008, 11:16
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| Re: Recommended books/Intermediate level I highly recommend "Master Pip" by Lloyd Jones. Short, brilliantly written, many-layered, not difficult language. However, if she likes thrillers, maybe try a Sue Grafton or Kathy Reichs. |
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