Excerpts:All the other peanuts would laugh and make funof Peanut Brittle. They did not want him to playwith them.[...]Peanut Brittle stayed. Then the man said,"Peanut Brittle, you do not have a shell. I willgive you one day to find yourself a shell or elseI will make peanut butter out of you!"[...]So Peanut Brittle put on the acorn and wentback to the factory. Some of the other peanutswere still at the factory. When they saw PeanutBrittle, they burst out laughing and startedcalling him names.
Focusing on the rich history of Alveston, this book offers a vibrant exploration of its notable streets and prominent figures, highlighting their significance to the local community from the 19th to the 20th century. Presented in full color, it provides an engaging visual journey through time, capturing the essence of the area and its impact on its residents.
Das neue - Attraktives und benutzerfreundliches Layout- Optimale Übersicht durch das Doppelseitenprinzip- Bezug zur Arbeits- und Berufswelt von Anfang an- Systematische Anleitungen und Hinweise zur Lösung von Prüfungsaufgaben in den Units 6 -10- Gezielte Prüfungsvorbereitung in den Units 11-20- Erweiterter Textteil mit wirtschaftlichen Themen- Grammatikübersicht im Anhang- Hörverständnistexte und ausgewählte Lesetexte auf CD- Redewendungen für mündliche und schriftliche Kommunikation zum schnellen Nachschlagen
This collection of short stories from Rosemary King will transport the reader into the immediate post-colonial world of Africa. To add to these tales, Rosemary has penned a generous number of stories from other parts of the world, especially the UK.