Authors: John Grisham

In B1 Intermediate English, B2 Upper-Intermediate, B3 Upper Intermediate, Read Online, Download, PDF (free)

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As you delve into the pages of this adapted book for learning English, you'll be drawn into a suspenseful tale of murder and conspiracy in the Supreme Court. The shocking news of two brutally murdered justices sends ripples of fear and uncertainty throughout the White House and the FBI. The president, a conservative Republican, suspects a political connection that could jeopardize his re-election bid. With no clear motive or credible suspects, tensions rise as the investigation hits a dead end. But in New Orleans, a Tulane law student named Darby Shaw senses that there may be more to the murders than meets the eye. She suspects a plot to pack the Court with conservative justices, but what puzzles her is the dissimilarity between the murdered justices - one was a ninety-year-old liberal patriarch of the Court, while the other was a young conservative justice. Determined to uncover the truth, Darby pores over hundreds of cases scheduled to be heard by the Court. Finally, she discovers one that may contain an issue volatile enough to result in murder. With her research as evidence, she writes a brief that reveals a surprising link between the two murdered justices. As she delves deeper, Darby finds herself drawn into a web of danger and intrigue. Will she be able to uncover the truth before it's too late? This adapted book for learning English is perfect for B1+ Intermediate learners who want to improve their language skills through the power of storytelling. Get ready for a thrilling ride through the highest court in the land, and learn English through stories that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Authors: Edna Brien

In B3 Upper Intermediate, Read Online

By ilyasse woo

Learn english through Story Text Analysis: Unique words: 833 Total words: 3541 People believed that all residents of Ireland are funny and noisy. They drink a lot and love good parties. Any Irishman can have fun until late at night or even morning. But Mary is not very similar to other Irish. She is seventeen. She is a modest girl and lives on a remote farm. She rides an old bike to her first party in life. The girl is driving along a picturesque road in the mountains. She is expecting the evening to be unusual and pleasant. Suddenly, the front wheel burst. This is not unusual, as the bike is older than Mary. She is used to hard work and difficulties. When you live far from civilization, you have a lot of work. The girl has to take care of the household, the animals and three other children in the family. Her father works a lot and is ever not at home.

Authors: Jack London

In B3 Upper Intermediate

By ilyasse woo

Text Analysis: Unique words: 410 Total words: 1465 Hard words: zing, crackling, tongs, lying, sickly, quicken, sled, further, rot, belongings, crushed, packed, moose, newborn, spoil, sorrow, tee, mighty, bark, awaken, thoughtful, grind, dull, cling, hunger, wolf.

Authors: Roman de J. K. Rowling (new)

In B3 Upper Intermediate

By ilyasse woo

Text Analysis: Unique words: 3687 Total words: 23646 Hard words: strobing, subverted, eagle, pearl, kindliness, sawbones, concocted, bastardy, pacing, reiterated, subsided, wilful, sonorously, interpreted, frenziedly, imperturbably, folderol, fumbled, queerly, capful, precognitive, undermined, strumpet, charting, trollop, easiness, uncarpeted, chagrined, underestimated, darkish.

Authors: Margery Allingham

In B3 Upper Intermediate

By ilyasse woo

Text Analysis: Unique words: 573 Total words: 2066 Hard words: forcing, policewoman, rose, fashioned, unattractive, cheaply,seaside, undres managed, cupboard, unnoticed, intended, heater, noticeable, aged, clearing, cheerful, fingerprint, blouse, unpleasant, sensible, forced, footstep, loudly, wildly

Authors: Sally M. Stockton

In B3 Upper Intermediate

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Authors: Bram Stoker

In B3 Upper Intermediate

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Authors: Dewey Gram

In B3 Upper Intermediate

By ilyasse woo

General Maximus, commander of the North Roman Army, fought his last battle in the war against Germania. Then he hoped to return to his farm and his family in Spain. But there were a lot of serious problems in Rome, and Emperor Marcus Aurelius realized he was going to die soon. Maximus knew that he could perform another service for the Emperor before he could return home. He knew it wasn't going to be easy, and he was right. Soon he lightened up again for his life, at first as an inmate.