English Language Teaching (ELT) books

In Touch is a three-level series based on a functional approach. It teaches students how to make English work for...  Read More >>

This text provides language skills while giving information in the four major areas of health care: personal and...  Read More >>

Follows a graded syllabus, which allows for recycling of language. This title involves children in a variety of...  Read More >>

Over 14,000 references recorded and described. Example sentences taken from a wide range of contemporary sources....  Read More >>

Papers presented at a colloquium held Oct. 22-24, 1992, at the Leibniz-Haus, Hannover.  Read More >>

"This addition to the ""Making sense of..."" series is designed to help English language learners get to grips with...  Read More >>

Often ignored or given only cursory review, the medieval ballads represent the literature of the commoner, the largest...  Read More >>

This work uses George Eliot's essay, Silly Novels by Lady Novelists as a guide for examining Eliot's response to...  Read More >>

A collection of short stories by well-known authors. The texts are neither graded nor adapted. Each book contains...  Read More >>

A selection of short stories in the Bookworm Collection series. The texts are neither graded nor adapted, and each...  Read More >>

This is an attempt to redraw the boundaries of foreign language study. It focuses attention not just on cultural...  Read More >>

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Part of a six-level course for secondary and adult learners of the English language, which enhances the material...  Read More >>

Each unit opens with a formal grammarchant presenting a basic structure, followed by a series of related chants...  Read More >>

Follows a graded syllabus, which allows for recycling of language. This title involves children in a variety of...  Read More >>

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Using close rhetorical analysis, Smith argues that Fielding's narrative method in Tom Jones creates an ironic tension...  Read More >>

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This book first provides an historical overview of the critical reception of Charles Dickens' treatment and use...  Read More >>

The malcontent figure was a commonplace character type on the Elizabethan and Jacobean stage. However, scholars...  Read More >>

This book comprehensively examines V.S. Naipaul's travel writings. There are many useful books that deal with his...  Read More >>

A British scientist who holds valuable, top-secret knowledge is kidnapped, and Inspector Roberts must find him -...  Read More >>

Presents a series with steady progression.  Read More >>