Cover | Soft Cover |
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ISBN | 978-955-21-2680-2 |
Language | English |
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Great Stories in Easy English – Tales From The Arabian Nights
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This is a compilation of several stories of Arabic Nights, a well-known work in world literature. This book, which is available to you as a concise edition, is important for English literature lovers as well as English literature students. It should be noted that at the end of each book there are questions posed by this story and exercises that are useful for further language development.
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