Bullimore / Evans / Blake PONS Kurzgeschichten: Mrs Winterbottom's Wicked Orange Jam

20 landestypische Kurzgeschichten zum Englischlernen (A2/B1)
1. Auflage 2017
ISBN: 978-3-12-050111-4
Verlag: PONS Langenscheidt
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: Wasserzeichen (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, Band 2, 128 Seiten

Reihe: PONS Landestypische Kurzgeschichten

Englisch lernen mit spannenden Kurzgeschichten Sie lieben England und alles was dazu gehört? Dann tauchen Sie ins Land ein und frischen Sie ganz nebenbei Ihre Englischkenntnisse auf!Mit 20 abwechslungsreichen Kurzgeschichten rund um die Insel erweitern Sie spielend Ihre Lesekompetenz. Wortangaben auf jeder Seite helfen Ihnen dabei. Für Wiedereinsteiger (A2) und Fortgeschrittene (B1).

ABOUT THE AUTHORS Emma Bullimore is a British journalist, writer and translator, who lived in Hamburg, Berlin and Vienna, before settling down in jolly old London. After studying German at Oxford University, she went on to work at Stern, petra and Spiegel International before coming home to write for TV Times magazine. When she's not interviewing Benedict Cumberbatch, Emma reviews TV on BBC national and local radio and translates for German theatres, scriptwriters and other creative folk. She loves dogs, stilettos and English chocolate (sorry Ritter Sport!). Twitter: @emmabullimore Emma Blake is 27 and lives in Brixton, south west London. She studied German at Oxford University and now works for the charity WaterAid UK. She writes for a hobby and loves reading. Her favourite authors are Virginia Woolf and David Mitchell. Mary Evans lives, works and spends all her money in London. She is an author, journalist and scriptwriter and her debut children's novel, Who Let the Gods Out? was published in 2014. Mary has presented her stories at The Hay Festival, The Imagine Festival, schools around the UK and anyone who will listen to her on the bus.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Bullimore, Emma

Evans, Mary

Blake, Emma

Über Autor(innen)

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Emma Bullimore is a British journalist, writer and translator, who lived in Hamburg, Berlin and Vienna, before settling down in jolly old London. After studying German at Oxford University, she went on to work at Stern, petra and Spiegel International before coming home to write for TV Times magazine. When she's not interviewing Benedict Cumberbatch, Emma reviews TV on BBC national and local radio and translates for German theatres, scriptwriters and other creative folk. She loves dogs, stilettos and English chocolate (sorry Ritter Sport!). Twitter: @emmabullimore

Emma Blake is 27 and lives in Brixton, south west London. She studied German at Oxford University and now works for the charity WaterAid UK. She writes for a hobby and loves reading. Her favourite authors are Virginia Woolf and David Mitchell.

Mary Evans lives, works and spends all her money in London. She is an author, journalist and scriptwriter and her debut children's novel, Who Let the Gods Out? was published in 2014. Mary has presented her stories at The Hay Festival, The Imagine Festival, schools around the UK and anyone who will listen to her on the bus.