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    Zombies in Tokyo: An Easy-English Adventure with 8 Different Endings
    Zombies in Tokyo: An Easy-English Adventure with 8 Different Endings
    Zombies in Tokyo: An Easy-English Adventure with 8 Different Endings
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    Zombies in Tokyo: An Easy-English Adventure with 8 Different Endings

    By Andy Boon and Alice Carroll

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    YOU live and work in Tokyo. Every day is the same. You get up, you go to work, you go home again. Then, one day, everything is different. Very, very different... An easy-English adventure with eight different endings.

    Atama-ii graded readers are multiple-path adventure stories in easy English. They are ideal for reluctant readers or for learners of English as a second language. Recommended for ages 11 and up. All titles in the series are at about the 300 headword level and about 2,500 words in total. Each text page is between 100 and 110 words and is accompanied by a full-page color illustration to aid comprehension. Each story contains eight different endings, and so it is re-readable many times.

    The Atama-ii Series is nominated for the 2015 British Council ELTon Award for Innovation in Learner Resources. Titles #4 and #5, Backstage Pass and Hunter in the Darkness, are also nominated for a 2015 Language Learner Literature Award. For more information, visit atama-ii.com

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAtama-ii Books
    Release dateMar 25, 2015
    ISBN9781941140529
    Zombies in Tokyo: An Easy-English Adventure with 8 Different Endings
    Author

    Andy Boon

    Andrew Boon is an associate professor in the faculty of humanities at Toyo Gakuen University. He has been teaching in Japan for over 15 years and is currently an Aston University PhD student. His research focuses on learner support and discovery in non-judgmental environments. He has been an active member of the Japan Association for Language Teaching since 2004, has presented at numerous conferences, and has published articles on teacher development, motivation, and methodology.He is the co-author of textbooks Discover the News (Language Solutions, 2013), Inspire (Cengage – National Geographic), and author of graded readers This is Facebook, Homestay in the UK, and Culture Shock in Japan (Macmillan).

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    • 4/5
      I tried many times, dead and alive. But alive or dead it's too scare when I get that situation.
      I hate zoombies,,,
    • 3/5
      ending is so bad… TT i think this book has more then now papges

    Book preview

    Zombies in Tokyo - Andy Boon

    Zombies in Tokyo

    By Andy Boon

    Illustrated by Alice Carroll

    Series edited by Marcos Benevides

    And starring… YOU!

    ABOUT THIS AWARD-NOMINATED SERIES

    Atama-ii graded readers are multiple-path adventure stories in easy English. They are ideal for reluctant readers or for learners of English as a second language. Recommended for ages 11 and up.

    All titles in the series are at about the 300 headword level and about 2,500 words in total. Each text page is between 100 and 110 words and is accompanied by a full-page color illustration to aid comprehension. Each story contains 8 different endings, and so it is re-readable many times.

    The Atama-ii Series is nominated for the 2015 British Council ELTon Award for Innovation in Learner Resources. Titles #4 and #5, Backstage Pass and Hunter in the Darkness, are also nominated for a 2015 Language Learner Literature Award.

    For more information, visit atama-ii.com

    For free downloadable worksheets, visit atama-ii.com/resources

    PRODUCT INFORMATION

    Zombies in Tokyo by Andy Boon

    Illustrated by Alice Carroll

    Series created and edited by Marcos Benevides

    Covers and webite designed by Mark Bain

    We would like to express our deepest gratitude to the hundreds of family, friends, colleagues, and Kickstarter supporters who have made this project possible. Please tap here to read the acknowledgements page.

    © 2014 Atama-ii Books, Florida, USA

    email: publisher@atama-ii.com

    website: www.atama-ii.com

    First edition v 1.5

    Epub, non-audio

    ISBN: 978-1-941140-52-9

    Disclaimer: This story is a work of fiction. Any

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