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    Thought Police: Sci-Fi Fantasy Readers for ELT, #10
    Thought Police: Sci-Fi Fantasy Readers for ELT, #10
    Thought Police: Sci-Fi Fantasy Readers for ELT, #10
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    Thought Police: Sci-Fi Fantasy Readers for ELT, #10

    By Taylor Sapp

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    Police can read your mind and detect potential future crimes! The hero of this story is a member of the Thought Police, whose job it is to detect when people are thinking criminal or anti-social thoughts. But what happens when he commits a thought crime?
     

    Sci-Fi Fantasy Graded Readers for ELT are designed to bring science fiction and fantasy into the ESL or EFL classroom. These genres allow readers to grapple with serious issues in a way that promotes the use of the imagination.

    Inside find:

    • Before You Read Questions
    • The story (2166 Words / A2)
    • Comprehension Questions
    • Writing Prompt
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlphabet Publishing
    Release dateMar 21, 2023
    ISBN9781956159264
    Thought Police: Sci-Fi Fantasy Readers for ELT, #10
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    Taylor Sapp

    Taylor Sapp has two passions which shape his books: writing and teaching. He has a BA in Creative Writing and Film from Pepperdine University in Malibu, California and spent a few years toiling in the film and TV business. He also has an MA in Education/TESOL from Concordia University in Portland, Oregon. He has several education books out with Alphabet Publishing as well as other literary works. He currently works in the education sector for Goodwill.

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      Thought Police - Taylor Sapp

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      ISBN: 978-1-956159-39-4  (paperback) 978-1-956159-26-4 (ebook)

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