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Saladin
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Nina Prentice

"Saladin" is a historical biography adapted for intermediate English language learners that chronicles the life of one of the most famous figures in medieval history. The narrative follows the journey of Salah ad-Din from his early years to his rise as the Sultan of Egypt and Syria. It focuses on his leadership during the Crusades, particularly his legendary encounters with King Richard the Lio…

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1
ISBN/ISSN
9780194248945
Collation
67 hlm.: ilus.; 15 x 21 cm
Series Title
Oxford Dominoes
Call Number
923.5 PRE s
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Elizabeth Taylor
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Donald Spoto

This is a comprehensive, unauthorized biography of the iconic American actress, Elizabeth Taylor (1932–2011). The book explores the complexities of her public and private life, tracing her journey from an MGM child star to a double Oscar-winning actress, a controversial celebrity known for her nine marriages (including two to Richard Burton), her numerous affairs, health crises, and her later…

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1
ISBN/ISSN
0-7515-1501-9
Collation
vi + 560 hlm.: ilus.; 11 x 18 cm
Series Title
Novel
Call Number
927.9 SPO e
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The Coldest Place on Earth
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Tim Vicary

This simplified text recounts the true, famous, and dangerous race to the South Pole that occurred in 1910–1912. The narrative details the rivalry between two major polar explorers: Robert Falcon Scott (England) and Roald Amundsen (Norway). The book contrasts their approaches to the expedition: Scott's reliance on ponies and motor sledges versus Amundsen's superior use of dogs and skiing expe…

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1
ISBN/ISSN
978-0-194-78903-5
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56 hlm.: ilus.; 13 x 20 cm
Series Title
Biography/History
Call Number
919 VIC t