256 | Intermediate - Short Story: Lost Letters of Paris [English Listening Practice]

256 | Intermediate - Short Story: Lost Letter...

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425 | Short Story: The Boy Who Argued with the River (Advanced English Story)

Title: The Boy Who Argued with the RiverLevel: Advanced (C1-C2)DescriptionIn the valley of Redwater, every child learns three lessons before their seventh birthday: how to swim, how to mend a net, and how to look away when the river takes somebody. Seven-year-old Pell has learned ...  Show more

424 | Short Story: Saturday, Again (Intermediate English Story)

Title: Saturday, AgainLevel: Intermediate (B1-B2)DescriptionThandi Mokoena's worst Saturday begins when her alarm does not ring, and gets worse from there: a ruined speech, a missed bus, a seagull, and an ex-boyfriend holding hands with someone new. She falls asleep angry in her ...  Show more

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