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020			_a9780194792356
040			_aTR-IsTMV _btur _cTR-IsTMV
041			_aeng
082			_a428.6 _bWES.L 2008
100	1		_aWest, Clare _936429
245	1	0	_aStories from South Asia : [Stage-B1-B2] /
260			_aOxford _bOxford University Press _c2008 _e _f _g
300			_a87 sayfa : _bresim ; _c20 cm. _e"Ses kartı eki vardır.".
490	0		_aOxford Bookworms Library
490	0		_aStage-4
490	0		_aB1
490	0		_aB2
500			_aMy brother preferred being with mother and me. He used to help us prepare vegetables in the kitchen or make the bread. But what he liked best was listening to my mother's stories.' But those childhood days are long gone, and sister and brother, mother and children are now far apart. The stories in this volume of World Stories come from India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. The writers are Romesh Gunesekera, M. Athar Tahir, Chitra Divakaruni, Anu Kumar, Anne Ranasinghe, Ruskin Bond, Anita Desai, Vijita Fernando, and Amara Bavani Dev.
650		0	_aDil
650		0	_aİngilizce
650		0	_aUygulamalı dilbilim
650		0	_aOkuma kitapları
900			_aHacer Pergel _bMehmet Faruk Akgül
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999			_c4646 _d4646