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Moby Dick is an adapted Upper level reader written by Herman Melville. Ishmael and his friend join the crew of the Pequod, a whaling ship, unaware that its captain, the mysterious Ahab, is out for revenge. His plan is to pursue and kill the vicious white whale Moby Dick, and no one can stop him.

In each unit of the Student's Book teens gather the knowledge, language and skills to be able to answer the WDYT? (What do you think?) question that opens each unit. With this blended version, comprising the print and digital Student's Book as well as the Student's App, switching between online and face-to-face classes is an effortless task.

Ever since time immemorial, the exploitation of traditional medicine and related knowledge has beentaking place in many societies the world over. In most Third World Countries such as Zambia,however, the result of this exploitation has meant a loss of ownership and benefits of traditionalmedicine and knowledge to the country of source.In this book, therefore, Dr. Bonface C. Fundafunda demonstrates why it is important for Zambia tobring traditional medicine and knowledge into the mainstream practice of public healthcare, and howthis will bring the many social, cultural and economic gains for the country. He believes that the preservation of traditional medicine and knowledge is part of our identity and heritage as a nation.

The Student's Book has a robust skills, grammar and vocabulary syllabus with clear learning outcomes. It also includes a functional language strand presented through an engaging sitcom series. The Student's App allows learners to practice on-the-go with over 300 activities designed to offer quick and flexible practice.

The Student's Book Premium Pack contains the print Student's Book with a strong exams focus and exams task familiarisation throughout the Student's Book. Access code to the Online Workbook and the Student's Resource Centre which includes the Class audio, Workbook audio, Life skills and Flipped classroom videos and a downloadable Macmillan Reader.

The Student's Book Premium Pack contains the Student's Book and webcode access to online components. The Online Workbook allows students to practise language online and on the move and see their progress. The Student's Resource Centre gives access to additional material such as audio, video, answer key, glossary, phrase banks and worksheets.

The Activity Book offers further skills practice by complementing the Student's Book and provides activities that support mixed-ability classes. Children's literacy skills are developed throughout, while key language is learned and reinforced. There is also extra external online exam preparation and reading material available.

The Woman Who Disappeared is an adapted Intermediate level reader written by Philip Prowse. A beautiful blonde woman hires Lenny Samuel to find her missing sister. Before long Lenny has to deal with gunmen, dead bodies, weary policemen and jewel thieves. And all the while, trying to find the missing woman.

The Legends of Sleepy Hollow and Rip Van Winkle are two short stories that have been adapted for Elementary Level readers in this book. Written by the famous author Washington Irving, these two stories are dark comedies with ghost/mystery themes that are set around the period of the American War of Independence.

The Effective Reading Student's Book contains 12 topic-based units that build on the latest research into what makes a good reader. It includes specific vocabulary work and fluency development and each level comes with a complete short story from the Macmillan Readers series.

The Effective Reading Student's Book contains 12 topic-based units that build on the latest research into what makes a good reader. It includes specific vocabulary work and fluency development and each level comes with a complete short story from the Macmillan Readers series.

This is an Elementary-level adaptation of The Hound of the Baskervilles written by the famous Sir Arthur Conan Doyle for the Macmillan Readers Series. On one of their classic detective adventures, Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson travel to Dartmoor to investigate the bizarre death of Sir Charles Baskerville.