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Beverley Birch

Autor(a) de Pasteur's Fight Against Microbes

55 Works 2,417 Membros 8 Críticas

About the Author

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Séries

Obras por Beverley Birch

Pasteur's Fight Against Microbes (1996) 821 exemplares
Marie Curie's Search for Radium (1995) 581 exemplares
The Book of a Thousand Poems (1983) 199 exemplares
Marconi's Battle for Radio (1994) 93 exemplares
Shakespeare's Stories: Comedies (1750) 64 exemplares
Shakespeare's Stories: Tragedies (1988) 53 exemplares
Rift (2006) 35 exemplares
Guglielmo Marconi: radio pioneer (1990) 25 exemplares
Suzi, Sam, George and Alice (1993) 19 exemplares
Shakespeare's Stories (1997) 19 exemplares
Shakespeare's Tales (2002) 6 exemplares
Down the Road to Jamie's House (1999) 6 exemplares
Larger Than Life (Club 99) (1991) 6 exemplares
Sea Hawk, Sea Moon (2000) 4 exemplares
The tempest (2007) 4 exemplares
Song Beneath the Tides (2020) 3 exemplares
Festivals (Let's Look Up) (1985) 3 exemplares
Zoé s'en va 3 exemplares
Shakespeare's Tales: Macbeth (2006) 3 exemplares
Question of Race (Debates) (1985) 1 exemplar
Sentences (Starters S) (1975) — Autor — 1 exemplar
The keeper of the gate (1992) 1 exemplar
William Shakespeare (1978) 1 exemplar
Marie Curie Radyumun Izinde (2014) 1 exemplar
IL CUSTODE 1 exemplar

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Nome legal
Birch, Beverley
Sexo
female
Nacionalidade
UK
País (no mapa)
UK
Ocupações
children's book author

Membros

Críticas

This book is about a man that helped save lives. This man put together an experiment that help kill diseases. This is a very interesting book.
 
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Angelatw | 2 outras críticas | Oct 20, 2015 |
This was a overall good book. This book shows that anybody can make a difference in the world. It also shows determination, to never give up.
 
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EbonyH | 2 outras críticas | Oct 20, 2015 |
A group of English school children have gone to Africa to camp out in the remote plains, help the local children build a school and assist with an archeological dig. The book opens 3 days after 3 of them (Joe, Matt and Anna) have disappeared together with a reporter(Charly) and a local boy ( Silowa). Charly's younger sister Ella and a detective called Murothi travel back to the camp site with Joe, who has been found on the opposite side of the mountain range Chomlaya that towers over the camping ground, with no memory of where the others are or how he got there. Murothi soon discovers a seething undercurrent of racism and bullying by the head teacher Miss Strutton and her favorite pupil Sean, and many other puzzling happenings - where are the journalist's meticiously kept notebooks, Anna's camp journal and why do the local people believe the area to be a place of death? Great intriguing book where I felt real contempt for some of the characters.p.63-67 Joe wakes up in hospital and faces the policemen trying to recall what has happened to his friends.… (mais)
 
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nicsreads | Apr 13, 2009 |
Loved the story how Pasteur saved France's wine industry.
 
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mwittkids | 2 outras críticas | Jul 20, 2008 |

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Colin Hawkins Illustrator
Sally Gardner Illustrator
James Mayhew Illustrator
Nick Birch Photographer
John Thielemans Translator

Estatísticas

Obras
55
Membros
2,417
Popularidade
#10,603
Avaliação
3.9
Críticas
8
ISBN
188
Línguas
12

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