Oxford Bookworm series, why Oxford Bookworm is not popular

Bookworm is a bilingual book published by the Foreign Language Research Society and Oxford University Press. Bookworm is a masterpiece of Oxford University Press dedicated to English learners around the world. The bookworm is a cute image in English, just think of a bookworm who is obsessed with books and tirelessly chews on letters.

It is possible that the next volume will be supplemented with a number of new additions at a later date.

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Not adapted to market demand. When bookworms were popular, there were not many learning materials, and there were few English reading publications suitable for students to read, so the range of choices was very narrow. Moreover, the Oxford Bookworm is very boring to read without illustrations, and it is no longer suitable for market demand.

Bookworm is a masterpiece jointly dedicated to English learners by Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press and Oxford University Press.

The Oxford Bookworm Series 50 The Oxford Bookworm Level 1: 300 words, suitable for primary school and junior high school students, a total of 8 books.

Extraction code: 44vn [Abstract]Brief Introduction Love may not always be a happy process, and people who love each other may not always treat each other well. We all know many stories of lovers who are unable to get together because of external pressures – sometimes because of their families, sometimes because of the worldly habits of their society.

In Wuthering Heights, the main reason for the separation of lovers comes from themselves. The characters in this story, like people in the real world, have weaknesses that lead to their misfortunes. They are arrogant and selfish; They are often entangled in their emotions and unable to decide their own fate.

Love often fails for these reasons, but in real life there are few things that are as moving as the one depicted in this story. Emily Brontë (1818-1848) was born and lived in Yorkshire, in the north of England, where the story of Wuthering Heights takes place. Together with her sister Charlotte and sister Anne, she was among the greatest families in England at the time.

Oxford Bookworm English-Chinese Comparison (Famous Works).

Oxford Bookworm English-Chinese Comparison (Children's Edition.

I wonder what you mean by useful?

From what I've experienced when I read Oxford Bookworms, there are several benefits:

1.I learned a lot of popular science, literature, and history.

2.Improved reading skills. Because the sentences in the book are still relatively simple and do not seem to be strenuous, as the reading progresses, the reading speed and comprehension ability have been greatly improved.

3.Cultivated an interest in learning English. The content of the book is interesting, simple, easy to use, and very comfortable to learn.