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The New Paper Families features stories from all over the world – Australia, China, Great Britain, Greece, India, Iran, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Somalia and the United States. Organised by genre, each section contains three stories written for the mainstream fiction market that are perfect for a range of student abilities in the Year 9 and 10 classroom. Print
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Children's Corner Felicia, Taria Baquie The Islander, Naila Fanene The Grasshopper and the Bell Cricket, Yasunari Kawabata
Women's Day Cupid's Arrow in my Back, Emily Caspettini Brenda, Cheryl Harris The Pepper Tree, Wendy Stack
Men Only The Chaser, John Collier Jamieson's Hill, Michelle Mogensen My Father's Hands, Calvin Worthington
Family Matters The Bane of the Internet, Ha Jin Sunday in the Park, Bel Kaufman Love Letter Straight from the Heart, Terry Tapp
Blue Murder The Cop Who Loved Flowers, Henry Slesar The Way it is Now, Elaine Slater The Stinging Tree, Marele Day
Pulp Fiction Bedtime Story, Phyllis Duganne Elementary, My Dearest Watson, Eric Bean The Hitch-hiker, Francis Grieg
Leaving Home Long Way Home, Charles G Waugh Jean Nieri, Richard Baines After a Kiss, Marjan Riahi
Foreign Affairs The German Boy, Ron Butlin Gregory, Panos Ioannides The Seeds from Outside, Edmond Hamilton
Black Sheep The Rejection, Woody Allen Family History, Mike Firman Indians, Vivienne Barlow
Home Cooking Tomato Meatballs, CE Phillips Fly Lie, Dominic Wan No Such Thing as a Free Lunch, Kate Grenville
Wild Life Vigil, Rachel Walmsley The Paternal Instinct, Al Nussbaum You Are Now Entering the Human Heart, Janet Frame
Old Age The Little Old Lady from Cricket Creek, Len Gray Morning Minuet, Roger Holt How it All Happens in the End, Meihana Durie We want to give you the opportunity to view sample pages of our titles so it's easier for you to make decisions. Anthologies of short, short stories. The New Paper Series provides a variety of short, short stories and activities to introduce writing techniques and the skills of critical literacy to junior and middle secondary students. ALL TITLES IN SERIES:
"The stories are short, engaging and very readable" "An excellent collection which will assist teachers to incorporate Asian and human rights perspectives into the English classroom. An added bonus is that 15% of net sales will be donated to a girls' school in Afganistan" ACT English Teachers Association, ACTivATE Vol 25 No 1 2013 |