Milet Books
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Milet Books is a London
publishing company that specialises in dictionaries and dual-language children’s literature.
by Milet Publishers in co-operation with Haringey, Hackney and Islington Libraries Turkish Community Readers Development Project (funded by DCMS/Wolfson Public Libraries Challenge Fund).
The publisher describes the volumes as, “a series of unique and wonderful dual language books and audio cassettes for teenagers and adults that look at Turkish life from key angles – the familial, the social, the political.”
Marion James, writing in Sunday's Zaman, commends the format of “English on one side of the page and Turkish on the other,” for “making them ideal for the upper-intermediate or advanced student of either language to improve their comprehension skills and vocabulary.”
The series consists of the volumes;
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publishing company that specialises in dictionaries and dual-language children’s literature.
Turkish-English Short Story Collections
A series of five dual language (Turkish-English) short story collections by prominent Turkish short story writers published in 20012001 in literature
The year 2001 in literature involved some significant events and new books.-Events:* The film version of J. R. R. Tolkien's classic book, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, is released to movie theaters...
by Milet Publishers in co-operation with Haringey, Hackney and Islington Libraries Turkish Community Readers Development Project (funded by DCMS/Wolfson Public Libraries Challenge Fund).
The publisher describes the volumes as, “a series of unique and wonderful dual language books and audio cassettes for teenagers and adults that look at Turkish life from key angles – the familial, the social, the political.”
Marion James, writing in Sunday's Zaman, commends the format of “English on one side of the page and Turkish on the other,” for “making them ideal for the upper-intermediate or advanced student of either language to improve their comprehension skills and vocabulary.”
The series consists of the volumes;