North And South Penguin Readers [portable] -

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Elizabeth Gaskell was a British novelist, short story writer, and Unitarian minister's wife. Born in 1810, Gaskell was a keen observer of the social world around her, and her writing often reflects her deep concern for the welfare of the working class. North and South is widely regarded as one of her masterpieces, alongside Mary Barton and Cranford . North And South Penguin Readers

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This adapted version simplifies Gaskell’s classic novel about social class, industrialization, and love. It contrasts the rural, gentle life of with the harsh, gritty reality of the industrial northern England (specifically the fictional town of Milton, based on Manchester). North and South is widely regarded as one

Elizabeth Gaskell's North and South is a Victorian classic available through Penguin Readers , a series of graded readers designed to help English language learners build their skills through adapted literature.

If you are looking for a Level 5 reader that challenges your worldview while respecting your language level, put down the generic thriller and pick up Gaskell’s masterpiece. The North and South may be divided, but this Penguin Reader brings them perfectly together.