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Saturday, 18 August 2007

Book review

Read this review of the latest Donna Leon novel here

Posted by Chris at 10:42 No comments:

Labels: Donna Leon, Guido Brunetti, Italy, novels, review, The Guardian, Venice

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About cataspanglish

cataspanglish is intended to be a resource for both students and profes of English as a second/foreign language. For the last few years I have been giving my students material from the internet - news stories, articles, transcripts, film and audio clips, and a long etc.

Doing this for each individual is pretty time consuming so I decided it would be more efficient to make this material available on the internet itself and let anyone who is interested use it.

The news items will be updated more or less daily but there are feeds from the BBC and The Guardian which can be accessed at anytime.

I hope this page proves to be useful.

Cheers,

Chris

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