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In the case of good books, the point is not how many of them you can get through, but rather how many can get through to you.

Mortimer J. Adler

• From BBC NEWS. English GCSE easier, experts say

• Julia Skugarova. Implementing International Exams

• A. Tuarsheva. The Road to Discipline

• Source: www.absoluteshakespeare.com. Shakespeare FAQ

• Alyona Pavlova. The Ghost of a Smile

• Mary Smith, Yelena Zubets (compiled). The Loch Ness Monster
• Редакция. Shakespeare Quiz
• Т. Белокрылова. What Helps You to Enjoy Yourselves?

• Erin Bouma. How to Learn New Words

• Galina Goumovskaya. Translation and Style

• Tatyana Ivanova. Indian Tales

• Galina Goumovskaya (compiled). Free time

• Cheryl Owens. The Magical Garden
• Kathy Zaun. Counting Critters
• From Fun to Learn Big Kids Puzzles. Three Blind Mice

• Vladimir Pavlov. Translation from Russian into English

• Victoria Oschepkova, Irina Shustilova. Дополнительные задания к книге “Britain in Brief” В.В. Ощепковой и И.И. Шустиловой

• Anastasia Rossianskaya. Project “What’s in a Book?”
• Lyubov Gribanova. It Can Be Easily Changed
• Michael Agafonov. «Мертвые дочери»