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Student-friendly material is activity driven with Key Skills sign-posting throughout. Revised text design is easy for students to follow, reflecting the new student-focused syllabus. Offers a glossary of key terms and test questions at the end of each unit to aid revision.
In the year 2047, Mitchell Hughes, a visually impaired divorced schoolteacher with two young children, is on trial for murder. The only eyewitness to the murder is a poly-gig micro-tronic computer chip implanted deep within the brain of every United States citizen. This computerized chip implant is known as the DuoDrite. The DuoDrite chip implant is engineered as the first transmitter and receiver for communications and entertainment, replacing personal computers, global positioning systems, cellular telephones, and home entertainment devices. The DuoDrite technology is the sole interface to the Internet and is simply accessed by thought and visualization in the mind's eye. Since the DuoDrit...
Skiing in the Rocky Mountains provides an irresistible background for romance. Kaley Caldwell launches her vacation plans at the wrong time and in the wrong place. Kaley’s romantic past makes it difficult to trust a new man, no matter how appealing he is. After burying two husbands, she has heard every Black Widow joke ever told. M. N. Mitchell, owner of a chain of sport centers, arrives in Vail, Colorado determined to salvage his business. A random collision at the baggage carousel in Denver International Airport precipitates a mysterious sequence of events. Kaley is drawn into an investigation and is suspected by both the police and the villains. MidVail, cocaine, sinister relatives, suspicious accountants, phony murder confessions, computer wizardry, aerobics, bullet-proof horses, ski patrol, backpacks, missing planes, snowmobiles, and double diamond slopes, all have to be resolved before Kaley and Mitch trust the depth of their feelings.
Eleven-year-old Maria considers herself an ordinary girl during a seemingly ordinary time in America when the milkman makes biweekly deliveries, Sunday drives are a regular occurrence, and vacations are spent at a family cabin. Thirty years later as Maria reflects on her childhood memories, she realizes that everything changed after her twelfth birthday when she met an elderly woman. In a collection of six novellas, Stuart Schwartz chronicles the lives of diverse characters as they navigate their way through life surrounded by drama, humor, intrigue, philosophical thoughts, and imaginary fun. Three years after Billy Buttons receives a stuffed lamb as a gift from his mother, he discovers the ...
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