Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises. In this week’s podcast, the lead singer of a rising band sits down for her first-ever solo interview.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers and the script at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.
Practise your English with our short listening exercises. In this week’s podcast, three upset individuals have a rant on the air.
Brotherhood, love and loyalty are put to the test when the wrong brother suddenly develops extraordinary powers.
The new release from award-winning author Michael Faber has a simple, but engaging plot that you’re sure to appreciate
In this sci-fi story, Earth is about to be hit with a ‘junk bomb’ of rubbish it sent into space, and it’s up to one teenager to save the day.
Sam Wong is a paramedic. This is the only job he has ever done and he loves it. Listen to the interview and then answer the questions.
Amisha is interested in joining Best Thesps, an amateur theatre company. Ho-ling, the secretary of Best Thesps, tells her about the group.
Happy Towel Day! Celebrate with a new version of the famous comedy sci-fi story, with illustrations by Chris Riddell
The famed author of crime and thriller novels takes on the likes of Harry Potter and The Hunger Games in this series
The sequel to ‘Monstrous Devices’ is everything you’d want, and a whole lot more.
Elizabeth Lim’s novel is well-rooted in tradition, fantasy and magic.
Meet Pepper Stark, a teen detective in the making.
A mixed-race teen struggles with her identity, witnesses a shocking murder and goes undercover to fight a dangerous drug in her community.
Angie Thomas’ third release is as gripping and educational as her debut.
It’s refreshing for a writer of adult books to pivot successfully.
Writer Tom Pollock weaves two seemingly unconnected plots together in this dark, emotionally brutal thriller
Eun-woo works in a bookshop. Sometimes, customers come into the shop not knowing what they want to buy and asks for advice
This Victorian-influenced series is an imaginative journey into the world of steampunk
It’s another hit from the author, who makes a nod to classic film ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’.
This work of historical fiction tells the tale of a teen and her family after the fall of the Roman Empire, during the invasion of the Saxons
Annet Schaap’s debut written title was named Best Children’s Book of the Year in the Netherlands.
This dystopian adventure tells the story of the last city in existence and how its people protect it from the Enemy.
Medieval mysteries abound in this thrilling YA novel.
Chloe Gong adds madness and monsters to her modern version of Shakespeare’s classic.
A page-turning mystery that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
This thrilling novel set in post-Second World War Britain covers themes of kindness, understanding and grief
The debut from Holly Jackson is an addictive crime novel with plenty of red herrings and an exciting ending
Page-turning books from Meg Rosoff and Chris Priestly will keep readers engaged
Julia Gray tells a partially fictionalised tale of Ada Lovelace, whose work on algorithms changed the world
‘Still Water’ book review: Chris Priestley is a master of conjuring up chills in ordinary situations
The ‘Tales of Terror’ author scores again with this short but brilliant novella
Mrs Shum is a science teacher at Park Valley Secondary School. She is thinking about taking a group of students to the EcoPark in Tuen Mun so that they can learn more about waste disposal in Hong Kong. Mrs Shum calls the information officer to discuss the visit. Listen to the conversation and then answer the questions.
If you’re looking for a compelling read, you’ve come to the right place.
Sam works for a big bank and occasionally travels out of town to see important clients. However, something unpleasant happened on this particular trip
Katy and Si-Pooi are best friends. They were classmates until Katy’s parents bought an apartment on the other side of town and Katy had to change schools. They still catch up over the phone every week
Can Lola and Amit survive their extreme change in fortune?
The story is a welcome tale of female empowerment.
Pets have talent is one of the most popular shows on television. Janice Lai is a researcher for the programme. Part of her job is to interview pet-owners for the show.
Onjali Rauf’s debut children’s novel means to explore the problems faced by those fleeing Syria, but misses the mark
Follow the adventures of Ophelia as she moves to a new ark to get married – but things do not go as smoothly as she’d hoped.
M. G. Leonard and Sam Sedgman deliver another winner in their ‘Adventures on Trains’ series.
Bobby works at a civic centre and part of his job is renting the centre's facilities for outside organisations to use.
When Ben’s family is suddenly torn apart, he has to make a choice between London, England or Austin, Texas
Have you read this famous tale of one man and his very split personality?
Sam’s science homework for the next two weeks is to prepare a talk on a famous scientist to give to the rest of his class. He plans to speak about Marie Curie, one of the greatest scientists the world has ever seen.
This tale of brotherly love packs a punch in a surprisingly small number of pages.
With the help of a talking bird, orphan Seren Rees sets off on a journey to find a missing boy
A sudden storm forces 15-year-old Bill to take on the elements with only a rowboat a few cans .
The author scores another home run in his latest YA novel.
Katharine Orton’s debut YA novel starts in the gulags during Stalin’s reign of terror and turns into a magical narrative
The engrossing narrative jumps between a failed Arctic expedition and a family dealing with death in Victorian Ireland
The novel tells the story of the violence-filled months known as the Reign of Terror in France
In a house that looks like the set for a horror movie, a young girl must find the answers to her past.
The novel by Jennifer Killick is a spooky, original narrative that doesn’t skip on the terror
L. D. Lapinski’s debut is a fantasy story worthy of a far more experienced author
If you think you know the classic fairy tales, think again.