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Stephen Matthews

    Stephen Matthews est de retour en force, créant des thrillers et des suspenses qui tiennent les lecteurs en haleine jusqu'à la fin. Son écriture incarne une profondeur spirituelle, explorant des thèmes qui se croisent avec son intérêt pour les genres du thriller et de l'horreur. L'approche unique de Matthews implique une expérimentation continue, résultant en une voix distinctive qui captive le public.

    Stephen Matthews
    Milestones
    The Bilingual Child
    The Atlas of Languages
    The Day the Nazis Came: The True Story of a Childhood Journey to the Dark Heart of a German Prison Camp
    Cantonese
    • Cantonese

      • 448pages
      • 16 heures de lecture

      "While a number of grammars of Mandarin Chinese are available, no reference grammar of Cantonese has appeared in English since 1959. Developments since then, in the language as well as in linguistic description, have been far-reaching. This is the first truly comprehensive reference guide to current Cantonese as used by native speakers. It presents a fresh and accessible description of the language, concentrating on the patterns of use in today's Cantonese"--Publisher description.

      Cantonese
      4,5
    • Through the eyes of a child, this memoir reveals the harrowing experiences of Stephen Matthews during his family's imprisonment in a Nazi camp. Despite his parents’ efforts to shield him from the grim realities, he witnessed unimaginable horrors, including bombings and deportations. Over three years, the family's resilience, love, and humor helped them endure the brutality around them. After the war, they faced the challenge of rebuilding their lives in a home forever changed by occupation, highlighting the struggle to reclaim normalcy after trauma.

      The Day the Nazis Came: The True Story of a Childhood Journey to the Dark Heart of a German Prison Camp
      4,0
    • The Atlas of Languages

      The Origin and Development of Languages Throughout the World

      • 224pages
      • 8 heures de lecture

      An extremely authoritative writing style, full-color illustrations, and maps combine in this ultimate exploration of the evolution of languages.

      The Atlas of Languages
      3,9
    • The Bilingual Child

      • 320pages
      • 12 heures de lecture

      Focusing on the early linguistic development of bilingual children, this book explores the unique challenges and advantages faced by those fluent in both English and Cantonese. It delves into how these children acquire language skills, the interplay between their two languages, and the cognitive processes involved in bilingualism. Through research and analysis, the text highlights the significance of cultural context in shaping language development in young learners.

      The Bilingual Child
      2,3
    • Milestones

      • 188pages
      • 7 heures de lecture

      Exploring a wide range of milestones, over 160 poets from Ginninderra Press offer reflections that span personal experiences and historical events, blending tones from mournful to whimsical. The collection invites readers on a poetic journey through the complexities of everyday life, celebrating both triumphs and setbacks. Each poem provides unique insights, showcasing the rich diversity of voices and perspectives. Enjoy the exploration of life’s pivotal moments in this evocative anthology.

      Milestones