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Search E-Books You can use the search below to search the BGfL for E-Books only. Search by Keyword: There are 62 E-Book resources/web links at this time. Showing E-Book resources/web links 1 to 5, latest updated first. Leuk and Lucia Resource This story forms part of the teacher pack, generously provided by the Midland Arts Centre, in support of their Spring 2003 production of 'Magic Earth Magic Sky'. The story comes from North Africa. Read all about it! Web Link Scribd is a social publishing site, where tens of millions of people share original writings and documents. It could be useful for research or other study tasks. Retracing the footsteps of soldiers in the First World War Resource At the end of June 2000, the History Department of Kings Norton Boys School organised a three day trip to Flanders. Accompanied by forty-nine students and four members of staff they embarked on a weekend of active learning about the First... Still Life at the Penguin Café Resource An exciting overview of the Birmingham Royal Ballet (BRB) production of 'Still Life at the Penguin Café'. This e-book gives the Director of the BRB, David Bintley, his personal viewpoint on the form, nature and origins of the production. Nazi Genocide - The spoken recollections of West Midlands Survivors 1923-1996 Resource At the beginning of the 20th century the majority of Europe's ten million Jews lived in Eastern Europe, mainly in the Polish and Ukrainian provinces of the Russian Empire. This is their story, told by some of the survivors of the Second World War.   pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 next page

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