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Ask Alice
Alice is an Agony Aunt on her school website. Students write to her with their problems and she answers them. But how can Alice give advice when she's got so many problems of her own?
This award-winning graded readers series is full of original fiction, adapted fiction and factbooks especially written for teenagers.
[Level 2 Elementary/Lower-Intermediate]
This award-winning graded readers series is full of original fiction, adapted fiction and factbooks especially written for teenagers.
[Level 2 Elementary/Lower-Intermediate]
64 pages, Paperback
Published February 13, 2012
About the author
Margaret Johnson
151 books39 followersMargaret K Johnson was born in Hertfordshire, England. She writes women's fiction and readers for people learning to speak English.
Margaret's novel The Goddess Workshop is a roller-coaster comedy about a mismatched group of women with a common aim - becoming confident, sensual beings. Her second women's fiction novel, The Dare Club is about a group of people who meet on a Divorced and Separated course. They decide to challenge each other to do daring things as part of their discovery process. But is saying how you really feel the most daring thing of all?
Margaret's readers for people learning to speak English are published by Cambridge English Readers, Cambridge Discovery Readers and Cengage Learning. They are in lots of different genres including Fantasy, Romance, Human Interest, Thriller, Fact Book and Adapted Short Stories.
As well as fiction, Margaret has written plays and screen plays. Her comedy GODDESS was performed at Cambridge Drama Centre to rave reviews.
Margaret has an MA in Creative Writing from the University of East Anglia.
You can find out more at www.margaretkjohnson.co.uk
Or follow her blog at www.margaretkajohnson.wordpress.com
Margaret's novel The Goddess Workshop is a roller-coaster comedy about a mismatched group of women with a common aim - becoming confident, sensual beings. Her second women's fiction novel, The Dare Club is about a group of people who meet on a Divorced and Separated course. They decide to challenge each other to do daring things as part of their discovery process. But is saying how you really feel the most daring thing of all?
Margaret's readers for people learning to speak English are published by Cambridge English Readers, Cambridge Discovery Readers and Cengage Learning. They are in lots of different genres including Fantasy, Romance, Human Interest, Thriller, Fact Book and Adapted Short Stories.
As well as fiction, Margaret has written plays and screen plays. Her comedy GODDESS was performed at Cambridge Drama Centre to rave reviews.
Margaret has an MA in Creative Writing from the University of East Anglia.
You can find out more at www.margaretkjohnson.co.uk
Or follow her blog at www.margaretkajohnson.wordpress.com
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November 26, 2012
Time 1 hour 50min
7 words agony ant help problem friends perents herself
Q1 If you could askagony ant one worry, what would you want to ask?
A1 i am always slow and late. My action is late. My movement is so slow. How can I be dexterous person?
Q2 what do you say to friends who do not listen to your any opinion? Can you keep insisting your opinion or you accept all his/her comand?
A2 I obey almost all of their opinions, but i can argue directly when there are nonnegotiable things.
I really liked the ending. I have not predicted this ending part. I enjoyed reading the book though i had took a long time untill i have finished reading.
7 words agony ant help problem friends perents herself
Q1 If you could askagony ant one worry, what would you want to ask?
A1 i am always slow and late. My action is late. My movement is so slow. How can I be dexterous person?
Q2 what do you say to friends who do not listen to your any opinion? Can you keep insisting your opinion or you accept all his/her comand?
A2 I obey almost all of their opinions, but i can argue directly when there are nonnegotiable things.
I really liked the ending. I have not predicted this ending part. I enjoyed reading the book though i had took a long time untill i have finished reading.
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews