Bir B2: Uncle Tom'S Cabin (With Literary Analysis)

Description: This famous novel had a huge impact on the abolitionist movement when it was published in 1852. Plantation owner Arthur Shelby is in debt and has to sell two of his slaves. One of them is Harry, Eliza's little son, and the other is kind Uncle Tom. Eliza overhears the plan and decides to flee north with her son, hoping to reach safety, while Tom accepts her fate stoically. Will Eliza and Harry manage to escape or will they be captured? And what will happen to Tom? Will he be sold to a cruel master or set free? Burlington International Readers offer interesting and challenging fiction, non-fiction and classic literature titles. Readers include: For Students • Introductory information about the author, background and characters • Carefully graded and beautifully illustrated content to follow CEFR levels • Literary and comprehension activity pages integrated throughout the reader • Glossary with phonetics and English definitions • Cross-curricular pages expanding on themes from the story or the author’s world • Suggested project work with techno tasks At www.burlingtonbooks.es students will find: • Downloadable MP3 audio tracks of the story, background information and cross-curricular texts For Teachers At www.burlingtonbooks.es teachers will find: • All students’ resource material • Teacher’s Downloadable Resource Material, which includes: -Character introduction, plot summary and background information - Suggested before and after reading activities, group work, projects and a book report - Final test (photocopiable) - Answer keys to the final test and reader activities