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Longman Book Project: Non-Fiction 2: History Books: The Victorians: Victorian Women Abroad
Longman Book Project: Non-Fiction 2: History Books: The Victorians: Victorian Clothes
Longman Book Project: Non-Fiction 2: History Books: The Victorians: Victorian Clothes

By Fiona Reynoldson, Bobby Neate

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Designed to fit the National Curriculum, this is part of the "Longman Book Project". The project aims to enable teachers throughout the primary school to teach language fiction and non-fiction. It...

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Longman Book Project: Non-Fiction 2: Technology Books: Textiles: Why Leggings Are Lycra
Longman Book Project: Non-Fiction 2: Technology Books: Textiles: Why Shirts Are Cotton
Longman Book Project: Non-Fiction: Art Books: Art And Colour: Red Around You: Large Format
Longman Book Project: Non-Fiction 2: Art Books: Art And Colour: Red Around You
Longman Book Project: Non-Fiction 2: Making Your Own Book
Longman Book Project: Non-Fiction (Ages 7-11) Teaching Support Material: Non-Fiction 2: Teacher'S Resource Book (Longman Book Project)
Longman Book Project: Non-Fiction 2: Science Books: Science In The Kitchen: Ice Cream
Longman Book Project: Non-Fiction 2: Science Books: Science In The Kitchen: Acid And Alkalis

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