Thandi Ngwira Gatignol Knihy

"A Job for Joe” and other short stories.Joe is a young graduate and has just landed a lucrative job with a well-known company. He is very happy of course! His parents are very proud of him and his siblings hope that he is going to spoil them with his first salary.Expectations are very high but something happens on Joe’s first day at work. What is it? Will Joe be able to keep his job? Read “A Job for Joe” to find out.Once you have finished reading this heart-warming short story, you can read ten others in this book. In those stories you will find interesting characters and thought-provoking themes.In any case, you will learn a lot of English expressions and vocabulary. You will also encounter grammar in context, which will enable you to improve your level of English while learning about other cultures as well. Happy reading!Level A2-B1About Learn English With Africa and the author.Learn English With Africa was born out of the need to offer teaching and learning materials that are both visually and emotionally appealing. It draws upon Africa’s vibrant colours, story-telling traditions and tales of courage and resilience.Thandi Ngwira Gatignol is the author of this book. She hails from Malawi, the warm heart of Africa.

An intermediate to advanced novel in English with compelling characters, engaging dialogues and beautiful tales of resilience. Pearson is a slave to greed and selfish ambition. His lust for victory transcends all barriers. He is a born fighter and so far he has won most of his ruthless battles without compromising his pride and pleasures. Emmanuel is an upstart lawyer who lands a lucrative job in France. He is married to Towera, Pearson's eldest daughter. The couple are at the centre stage of a family scandal whose consequences are far-reaching and will leave no one unscathed. Pearson is a stranger to failure until he is caught up in this frightful storm. How does this proud man deal with such a blow that threatens to rip him apart? English Level: Intermediate to Advanced (B1-B2)

"The Language of the Heart" and other advanced short stories For most of her life, Sarah has had two competing voices in her head. They surge out of the blue, day in and day out, and lately cohabitation has become almost impossible. Hence, Sarah wants to take control of her story and the trajectory of her life. This is a difficult task but the young woman knows exactly what she has to do to achieve her goals! What will happen to Sarah's voices? Read this intriguing short story to find out. This book contains ten other thought-provoking short stories that will challenge your intellect and broaden your mind. These are stories that are packed with strong characters, powerful themes, generous vocabulary and numerous examples of grammatical structures in context. Reading these stories is such an enriching experience that you will not regret a single second spent in the company of this unforgettable book. Level B1-B2 About Learn English With Africa and the author. Learn English With Africa was born out of the need to offer teaching and learning materials that are both visually and emotionally appealing. It draws upon Africa's vibrant colours, story-telling traditions and tales of courage and resilience. Thandi Ngwira Gatignol is the author of this book. She hails from Malawi, the warm heart of Africa.

"When Lions Come to Town” and Other Stories.Charles always meets an old woman when he is going to school. He is not afraid of her and he often talks to her. In fact, she is very friendly to him but rumour has it that she is a witch! However the old lady has a strong wish.What is it? Read “The Old Witch and the Wish” to find out. There are also nine other interesting short stories that you can read at your own pace.My favourite one is “When Lions Come to Town” . It is about a courageous boy who learns to fight in a clever way with the help of his grandfather. Happy reading!Level A1-A2About Learn English With Africa and the author.Learn English With Africa was born out of the need to offer teaching and learning materials that are both visually and emotionally appealing. It draws upon Africa’s vibrant colours, story-telling traditions and tales of courage and resilience.Thandi Ngwira Gatignol is the author of this book. She hails from Malawi, the warm heart of Africa.

An intermediate to advanced short story about hope. Have you ever brought somebody a present and they destroyed it right in front of your eyes? This is what happens to Hannah, the nostalgic narrator of this short story. The culprit is none other than husband whose name is Christopher. Hannah and Christopher are an immigrant couple living in Europe. Why are these people far from their home country? Why did she buy the present in the first place? Why did Christopher react in such a way? If you would like to know the answers to these questions and learn more about the Present Perfect, read this short story to find out. This short story also has Reading Comprehension and Grammar Worksheets. Level B1-B2