Originaire de Glasgow, Ian vient de s'installer à Edimbourg avec son père, mais il a du mal à s'adapter à son nouveau collège à cause de son accent et de sa dyslexie. De son côté, Jessie, passionnée de littérature, vit dans la capitale écossaise avec sa mère. Tout oppose les deux adolescents mais ils se rapprochent peu à peu. Avec des compléments numériques. ©Electre 2026

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Glasgow Meets Edinburgh

Ian's from Glasgow. He's just moved to Edinburgh with his dad. He doesn't like anything about Edinburgh, and trying to settle into a new school with a Glaswegian accent and dyslexia is not working out well. Jessie lives in Edinburgh with her mum. Everything Jessie does is wrong - however helpful she is at home. Upcycling clothes and literature keep her happy, but she has to hide the literature part from her friends, as it really isn't cool.

They are about as different as the way fish and chips are served in Glasgow and Edinburgh, but as Ian and Jessie overcome personal challenges, their relationship grows.

DELTA Readers • Culture and Diversity is a series which explores, welcomes and embraces cultural and individual differences, both globally and in the classroom.

This fully illustrated reader includes :

explanations of new vocabulary directly at the bottom of each page
activities to check understanding and develop your language skills
Think about it : opportunities to reflect on what you have read
Find out more : questions and tasks designed to help you learn more about what you have read

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Paru le : 01/04/2025

Thématique : Langues Junior Langues vivantes - Langues anciennes

Auteur(s) : Auteur : Fanny Harper

Éditeur(s) : DELTA Publishing

Collection(s) : Readers

Série(s) : Non précisé.

ISBN : 978-3-12-501173-1

EAN13 : 9783125011731

Reliure : Broché

Pages : 96

Hauteur: 20.0 cm / Largeur 13.0 cm

Épaisseur: 0.6 cm

Poids: 126 g