Books with author Stephen Choi

A great vocabulary is imperative to acing any standardized verbal test. One of the best ways to enhance your vocabulary is to grasp words in the contexts of great example sentences from great books. If you study 1,650 key intelligent words in such great sentences, you can both become a real intellectual and boost your score on the verbal section of any standardized test. This book includes 1,650 intelligent words, the example sentences and 185 aphorisms totally from great English and American books, 120 essential science terms, and review exercises. The book, a primary supplement, especially for intelligent students seeking college or graduate school readiness, could prove a milestone in your test and career. Let’s master this book not only to maximize your score but also to make a beacon of intelligence. The book will remarkably advance your vocabulary, reading comprehension and writing skills at once.

A great vocabulary is imperative to acing any standardized verbal test, or reading and writing great books. One of the best ways to enhance your vocabulary is to grasp words in the contexts of the best example sentences from great books. If you study 1,650 INTELLIGENT WORDS in such great sentences, you can become a real intellectual to read and write great books, and you can boost your score on the verbal section of any standardized test. This book includes 1,650 intelligent words, the example sentences and 195 aphorisms totally from great English and American books, 120 essential science terms, and review exercises. The book, a primary supplement, especially for intelligent students who seek college or graduate school readiness and will read and write great books, could prove a milestone in your test and career. Let’s master this book not only to maximize your score but also to make a beacon of intelligence. The book will remarkably advance your vocabulary, reading comprehension and writing skills at once.

Do your kids know What the Independence Day is? and Why do we celebrate it? What is the meaning of Independence Day in USA? And when is Independence Day? Let’s celebrate this holiday and Learn all about Independence Day including a meaning and history of this day. This book also includes below features.What Is Independence Day?When Is Independence Day? How Did Independence Day Begin? What Is the Declaration of Independence? How Is Independence Day Celebrated in the U.S.?How Has Independence Day Changed?Symbols of Independence DayIndependence Day in Other Countries What Does Independence Day Mean to Americans?Fascinating Fun FactsDownload Now and Enjoy Reading!!

A short story of the largest amphibious invasion force in our history during World War 2. You will discover everything about the D DAY and Normandy battlefields 1944. The following features are includes in this book;A Brief History before D-DAYD-DAY Timelines D-DAYOperation OverlordOperation NeptuneFive Beaches Landings Utah Beach:Omaha BeachGold BeachJuno BeachSword BeachThe Allied Victory in NormandyD-DAY Battle SummaryD-Day numbers killed:The Battle Casualties: The D-Day armada: Download Now and Enjoy Reading!!!

An engaging English and Spanish Learning and Counting number activity book to introduce your kids and little baby to cute Dolphins by two divers that really help boost your child’s progress of their learning!Perfect Keepsake and Gift with the cute Dolphins Counting Book. A must-have Counting number book to introduce one of the most popular holidays of the season. Expand your little one's numerical knowledge from 0 to 20 with cute Dolphins under nice sea scenery. Let’s have a happiness time with your kids about this number counting book.

The Power and the Possible is a “roadmap” for teenagers trying to navigate the magic and mystery, trials and challenges of the teenage years. Guided by practical insights, humour, “easy-going” parables and a wonderful narrative about a family of “ducks”, Stephen Chong leads the reader along a pathway that informs and inspires the reader to tackle the teenage years with spirited enthusiasm.

EASTER IS COMMING!Do you like Easter Story?Would you like to know more something related to this holiday?This Easter Egg Story Book is great way for that!With this book, It will help in the preparation of Easter eggs and explore Easter Egg activities around the world.A perfect book for little learners and like Easter!Full features include:Easter BackgroundEaster EggWhen Is Easter?Religious Tradition of EasterPassover and EasterEaster TraditionsEggs as an Easter GiftWhat is an Easter Egg hunt?Other Easter Egg ActivitiesEgg Decorating Around the worldLet’s celebrate and enjoy your holiday!

Reverend Septimus Treloar, retired as Chief Inspector of the CID after thirty years service, is now country parson of the seemingly sleepy St. Mary's Danedyke. But the rural calm of his and the villagers' lives are thrown into chaos when mysterious happenings cause them to suspect the haunting of a fabled ghost within the dark recesses of their church. But can this really be a case of supernatural spirits? Or are Septimus's suspicions of thieving mischief closer to the truth? If so, what could be the object of all this criminal plotting? Septimus must use his detective know-how to find the answers on a mission that will lead him to the secret of The Danedyke Cup, a silver gilt relic supposedly once belonging to Our Lady...The first in Stephen Chance's classic series about Reverend Septimus, 'the one and only beatified bobby,' Septimus and the Danedyke Mystery (1971) has everything: treasure hunts, ancient clues, rollicking humour and quick-witted suspense. It has been described by Philip Ardagh in the Guardian as 'truly marvellous.'

In this, the fourth and final book in his Septimus Treloar series, Stephen Chance takes the reader back to the early days of the endearing policeman-turned-parson's career, to fill his fans in on the story of Septimus's life as a young man. The setting is World War II, and Septimus has been summoned to handle a very delicate and important assignment. The details of a top secret radar device, code name H2S, have fallen into enemy hands. His mission to discover the cause of the leak removes him from the familiar world of 'honest' crime, and entangles him in the subtle and dangerous workings of wartime counter-espionage. Before long he is chasing spies, hunting down traitors and crossing international borders in Stephen Chance's exciting and witty thriller. First published in 1979, Septimus and the Spy Ring is a brilliant send off to one of the most eccentric and charming heroes of all young adult fiction.

Reverend Septimus Treloar, retired as Chief Inspector of the CID after thirty years service, is now country parson of the seemingly sleepy St. Mary's Danedyke. But the rural calm of his and the villagers' lives are thrown into chaos when mysterious happenings cause them to suspect the haunting of a fabled ghost within the dark recesses of their church. But can this really be a case of supernatural spirits? Or are Septimus's suspicions of thieving mischief closer to the truth? If so, what could be the object of all this criminal plotting? Septimus must use his detective know-how to find the answers on a mission that will lead him to the secret of The Danedyke Cup, a silver gilt relic supposedly once belonging to Our Lady. . . The first in Stephen Chance's classic series about Reverend Septimus, 'the one and only beatified bobby,' Septimus and the Danedyke Mystery (1971) has everything: treasure hunts, ancient clues, rollicking humour and quick-witted suspense. It has been described by Philip Ardagh in the Guardian as 'truly marvellous.'

A mysterious fire on a Welsh hillside on a clear April morning; the remains of a white bird lying in ash on a tombstone with a dagger in its breast; no wonder the Reverend Septimus Treloar, ex-CID Chief Inspector, thinks there's something worth investigating in the small village of Hafod Maenen. With only a handful of clues at his disposal but a great deal of canny instinct, Septimus is drawn into a revolving plot concerning political conspiracy, ancient rites and dark magic powers at work in the depths of the Welsh valleys. In this, the third of his wonderful Septimus series for young adults, Stephen Chance once more depicts his eccentric hero as he wittingly plays his hand against the forces of evil. Thrillingly plotted, yet with a sense of humour that enlivens the detective story-telling, Septimus and the Stone Offering (1976) is, in the words of The Listener: 'grippingly told . . . as effective in catching the strange, precise landscape, over and under the surface, as in understanding its humans.'