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Showing posts with label literature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label literature. Show all posts
14.10.15

The Ghost of the Green Lady

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The Ghost of the Green Lady tells the  mysterious story of a teenager who goes to live and study at a boarding school and there is this l...
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23.4.14

Book Day 2014

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Today we are celebrating the International Book Day . My students know that it is so because we also commemorate the death date of two of...
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8.4.14

Learning about Jane Austen through the use of PBL

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Jane Austen by people from 3rd ESO. I have always loved the English language and especially reading in English ; one of the things that...
22.1.14

A FOREIGNER IN AUSTRALIA by Fiona Smith (Ed. Burlington Books)

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Burlington Books This reader is a good way to get to know Australian major touristic highlights through the eyes of two youngsters, on...
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4.1.14

Victoria Connelly's "A Weekend with Mr Darcy".

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This is a great book to read during the holidays: nice, easy, comfortable and cozy if you are a fan of Jane Austen . This book is what th...
29.5.13

William Shakespeare

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Idyllically William Shakespeare is one of the best-known, if not the best, writer of the whole world. He was born in Stratford-upon-Avo...
16.4.13

How would you travel around the world?

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Forbes These days we are reviewing the different means of transport. My mind flew back to the book Around the World in 80 Days  by Jules...
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3.1.13

Union Street by Pat Barker

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I have just finished reading Union Street by the British author Pat Barker . She is very well-known for her trilogy on the effects of Wor...
31.12.12

The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole by Sue Townsend.

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Burlington Books This is an adaptation of the funny and entertaining novel by Sue Townsend , a British writer who knows and depicts ve...
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14.10.12

Tom Sharpe's Wilt

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Lope de Vega's theatre in Seville Yesterday I went to the theatre to watch Wilt , the crime of the inflatable doll, an adaptation o...
14.7.12

Le premier jour by Marc Levy.

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Ed. Planeta Marc Levy is a French author, in fact, he is the most widely read French writer outside of France. A few years ago, I read...
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2.6.12

Amor deliria nervosa

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What if love were a disease? I have finished reading Delirium by Lauren Oliver , a young writer from New York , and I really liked it. ...
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20.5.12

P.D. James after Jane Austen

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One of my favourite English writers is called Jane Austen , she lived in England from 1775 to 1817 and wrote only 6 novels in he...
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2.5.12

Black Comedy at Teatro Alcazar in Madrid.

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Photo taken by Ana García Last weekend I went to Madrid and I was lucky enough to get tickets for Peter Shaffer's Black Comedy. Pete...
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23.4.12

World Book Day 2012

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On the 23rd April 1616 , two of the greatest writers of our world died, within 24 hours. One of them was William Shakespeare  and the ot...
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1.4.12

April Fool's Day

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Spaghetti harvest, 1957 projectbritain.com April Fool's Day is celebrated in many countries in the world on the 1st of April ever...
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27.3.12

International Day of Theatre

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John Malkovich Today is the 50th anniversary of the celebration of the International Day of Theatre . Theatre is one of the oldest form...
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12.2.12

CHARLES DICKENS

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If life lasted long enough, Charles Dickens would be 200 years old these days. I would like to pay a little homage to this great Victor...
2.2.12

DAN BROWN'S THE LOST SYMBOL

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I have just finished reading this long, long book (almost 700 pages) and I would like to write a little about it so that you can comme...
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17.1.12

CERVANTES MEETS SHAKESPEARE by Ramón Ybarra Rubio (Ed. Burlington Books)

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In this book, an American girl moves to the UK and starts learning about Cervantes and Shakespeare to find out that they will be her g...
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