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Elisabeth Bond &
Christine Dancey
Richard Duszczak
This book was written for people beginning to learn German –
whether at school or adult evening classes. The book consists of
four stories which focus around the day-to-day life of the (somewhat
eccentric) Grünschnabel family in a village in North Germany.
The language used is the sort of modern informal language used by
people in everyday life. The book is written in the present tense,
in very simple sentences with no subordinate clauses and very few
modal verbs. The excellent illustrations by Richard Duszczak support
the reader in the process of understanding. These stories can be
read for pleasure without the need to repeatedly refer to the dictionary.
Elisabeth Bond was born in Germany but now lives in Suffolk, England.
She has a wealth of expertise in teaching German. Christine has
been learning German since 1997, and therefore knows first-hand
what it’s like to learn the intricacies of the German language!
| 978-0-9558051-0-3 |
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60 pages, 210mm x 133mm, perfect binding.
Black and white illustrations. |
| Queen Bee Books |
| © 2008 by Elisabeth Bond & Christine
Dancey |
| German |
| United Kingdom |
| First |
| £7.99 RRP |
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