Most Popular Books by Ray Moore

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In Catcher in the Rye J.D. Salinger''s tale proved popular with the youth of the day, but created controversy with parents and schools. This Study Guide will allow you to explore the themes and literary devices used in this popular novel and prompt you to develop your own ideas and thoughts about the text, through using the commentary and insightful questions Two graphic organizers are included for note-taking. Activities are included so that you can consider the issues relating to controversial texts and the banning of books.

The Levels Framework has been successfully put into practise by growing businesses with fantastic results over the last ten years. Now, Ray turns his attention to the mindset changes business owners must embrace to achieve balanced growth in the same no nonsense, easy to understand style in this second book in the Levels series.

The Levels focuses on challenges faced by business owners between the small to medium size transition- often a turbulent time for even the most accomplished entrepreneur! A tried and tested model, author Ray Moore brings together his extensive knowledge, experience and challenges faced over his long and successful career in business ownership. At its simplest, The Levels can be described as a manual for growth that focuses on the changes a business should put in place to make the difficult transition up from a small- to medium-sized company. At its most complex, it''s a guide to challenging and changing your entire way of thinking!

Do you want to really understand this demanding text? The Myth of Sisyphus is essential reading for anyone who wants fully to understand Camus'' classic novel The Stranger. In one of the most important and influential philosophical statements of the twentieth century, Camus explores the plight of man condemned to live in an apparently meaningless universe. This book provides: - a clear introduction to the intellectual background and themes of The Myth of Sisyphus; - a commentary on each section of the text followed by a series of questions designed to promote thought and discussion; - a critical analysis of the text; and - a detailed bibliography. This Study Guide is designed to lead the reader to a deeper understanding of a text that challenges all of us to define the nature of the values by which we live.

After Alvin is frustrated as he shows his home to potential homeowners. To make it more their own they want to do the unbelievable, change it! Alvin is devastated about their ideas. After his open house he becomes melancholy. Memories of him and his family overwhelm him. Alvin has a change of heart and must convince his wife the anthill is their only place to call home.

Need help understanding this great American poet''s "Selected Poems"? Ray Moore''s Study Guides provide insights into demanding texts. Sylvia Plath is one of the greatest, and one of the most popular, poets of the twentieth century. Her poems do not, however, yield their meaning to a superficial reading. Plath demands a lot of her readers, but the rewards are always worth the effort! The Guide includes the following sections; - biographical information on Plath and Sigmund Freud, - introductory notes and study guide questions on the poems, - an extended Reading Diary activity on Daddy, - a sample essay on the importance of place in the poems, - an activity to aid understanding of literary terms, - a glossary of literary terms.

Would you like to develop a deeper understanding of the text? The study guide includes items on the characters, chronology, themes and structure in the novel. It also incorporates a commentary and notes to guide the reader through the text. The guide poses questions to direct the reader to what is really important as they read and to help understand the underlying themes in the book. The questions are designed to stimulate thought and discussion. The guide can be used for self-study, to promote group discussion, classroom presentations, et cetera Also included is an activity to help you (the reader) understand the figurative language used in the questions.

Ray Moore''s Study Guides provide insights into demanding texts.The Goldfinch is a Pulitzer prize winning international bestseller. However some readers seem to love it whilst others hate it. This makes for great discussions and Ray Moore''s Study Guide will help any reader gain deeper understanding of this lengthy text.It includes: - An Introduction, containing an annotated list of characters, themes, setting, narrative voice, - Each chapter/section is accompanied by a commentary and guiding questions for readers to gain a deeper understanding, stimulate thought, discussion and interpretation, - Ideas for groupings for reading group discussion, feedback, and presentation; - Definitions of key literary terms; - Two graphic organizers for reader''s notes.This Study Guide is designed to help individuals and reading groups to engage with a text that asks provocative questions about the place of art in life.

Ray Moore''s Study Guides provide insights into important and demanding texts.Pachinko is Min Jin Lee''s international bestseller which traces the fortunes of four generations of one Korean family in Japan.This comprehensive study guide aims to support reflective reading. It is ideal for both the individual reader and for reading groups and classes. The critical analysis offered brings together a range of opinion on the text and gives a consistent reading. Includes: - Introduction; - An annotated list of characters; - Detailed analysis of genre, setting, narrative voice, themes and symbols; - Each chapter/section is accompanied by explanatory notes, guiding questions and a helpful commentary which together enable readers to develop a deeper understanding of the text through their own reflection and discussion; - Ideas for group discussion, feedback, and presentation; - Definitions of key literary terms and a literary terms activity; - Guidance on the use of study questions to stimulate group discussion and presentations; - Graphic organizers for the reader''s notes.Pachinko was a National Book Award Finalist

Would you like some help understanding this novel? In Cannery Row, John Steinbeck portrays the disenfranchised, down-and-outs of Monterey and finds beauty and value in their lives. This guide will allow you to explore the themes and literary devices used in this popular novella and prompt you to develop your own ideas and thoughts about the text, through using the commentary and insightful questions. Literary terms are defined and the reader is encouraged to develop their understanding through finding examples in the text. Two graphic organizers are included.

Would you search for your mother if she went missing like Bee does?"Where''d You Go, Bernadette" by Maria Semple: A Study Guide is ideal for both the individual reader and for reading groups/classes.This comprehensive study guide aims to support your reading of the book. It includes:1. An introduction;2. An annotated list of characters, genre, themes, setting;3. Each chapter is accompanied by an (occasional) brief commentary and by guiding questions;4. Ideas for groupings for classroom discussion, feedback, and presentation;5. Definitions of key literary terms;6. A vocabulary activity and vocabulary test (with answers);7. Guide to further reading;8. Two graphic organizers for study notes.

General description of the collection: The Larry R. Moore papers include a completed Vietnam War Veteran Survy questionnaire describing training, military life, justice and leadership. He also comments on the distribution of awards and decorations, his combat experience, military-civilian relations, anti-war activities, "no fire" areas and his post-war experiences. The collection also includes a photocopy of a sketch of Moore in Vietnam.

Seeks to develop the viscosity and printability of a biopolymer. Develops the scientific and engineering understanding required to produce uniform microdroplets of sodium alginate biopolymer at various concentrations utilizing DOD (drop on demand) inkjet technology, to determine the effect of sodium chloride on the rheology of sodium alginate, and to derive a correlation between the size of the droplet versus the size of the microbead.

Ray Moore''s Study Guides aim to provide readers with insights into important texts so that the reader can develop their own thoughts and opinions about the text.The Seven Stories are "At The ''Cadain Ball", "Desiree''s Baby", "A Gentleman of Bayou St. John", "A Respectable Woman", "The Story of an Hour", "A Pair of Silk Stockings" and "The Storm". In these deceptively simple narratives, Chopin deals with the struggle of individuals to establish their independence in the face of racial, class and gender stereotyping.The guide offers the reader insight into Chopin''s ability to tell stories in which both setting (of both place and time) is vitally important while dealing with themes of universal significance. Includes for each story: - An introduction; - Guiding questions and post-reading activities that suggest topics for further discussion and thought; - A detailed analysis of characters, genre, narrative voice, setting and themes; - A graphic organizer that allows the reader to make notes on plot; - A glossary of relevant literary terms; - A literary terms activity; - Suggestions for group discussion and activities.These seven short stories make the perfect introduction to a study of Chopin''s greatest work The Awakening (1899).

The Handmaid''s Tale is a modern classic of dystopian fiction, and unlike many others in that genre, it remains as relevant today as it was when it was written in the mid-1980s. The forces that Atwood identified as pushing the United States to become a theocratic totalitarian state are still present as we have seen the same process succeed in Middle Eastern countries.This comprehensive study guide aims to support not to replace reflective reading, It is ideal for both the individual reader and for reading groups/classes The critical analysis offered brings together a range of opinion on the text and offers a consistent reading. Includes: - Introduction; - A glossary; an annotated list of characters; analysis of genre, themes, setting, narrative voice, symbols, etc.; - Each chapter/section is accompanied by a helpful commentary and guiding questions which help readers toward a deeper understanding of the text through their own reflection and discussion; - Ideas for group discussion, feedback, and presentation; - Definitions of key literary terms and a literary terms activity; - Two graphic organizers for study notes; - An annotated bibliography.

Medicine is just what Farmer Lou needs to settle his pig''s stomachache. But a bedtime story is the real answer.

Ray Moore''s Study Guides aim to provide insights into important, demanding texts.This revised and expanded second edition will support the reader in developing his/her own thoughts and ideas about what is often regarded as Shakespeare''s greatest tragedy. Unlike other guides which simply tell the reader what the text is about, the key feature of this book is the guiding questions to which the student needs to find his/her own answers. The author is aware of the continual complaints from examiners that students are simply repeating what they have been told or have read about the play rather than developing their own opinions and supporting them with reference to the text. Includes: - A detailed analysis of characters, setting and history, genre and themes; - A scene-by-scene commentary, with helpful explanatory notes and guiding questions that suggest issues for further discussion and thought;. - Graphic organizers that allow the reader to make concise notes; - A glossary of relevant literary terms and a literary terms activity; - Ideas for managing group discussions and post-reading presentations; - Suggestions for further reading.

Ray Moore''s Study Guides provide insights into demanding texts.This updated and expanded second edition''s key feature is the guiding questions to which the reader /student needs to find his/her own answers. This enables readers to develop their own opinions and support them with reference to the text. Includes: - A detailed analysis of characters, setting, genre and themes; - An expanded commentary, with helpful explanatory notes and guiding questions that suggest issues for further discussion and thought;. - A glossary of relevant literary terms and a literary terms activity; - Ideas for managing group discussions and post-reading presentations.

Ray Moore''s Study Guides provide insights into important and demanding texts.The Sympathizer combines several genres including: the spy novel, war novel, political thriller, and anti-war satire. Whether you are reading the novel as an individual or as a member of a reading group, this guide will add to your understanding and appreciation of a challenging text.Includes: - Introduction, including a plot summary; - A list of characters with detailed notes; - An informative timeline of the relevant history of Vietnam; - Detailed critical analysis of the novel''s structure, use of narrative voice, themes, genre and symbols; - Each chapter has: notes that explain historical and cultural references and selected vocabulary; guiding questions that encourage readers to interrogate and think independently about the text; and a detailed, analytical commentary that draws the reader''s attention to important elements; - A glossary of relevant literary terms and a literary terms activity; - Suggestions on how to use the questions to promote discussions and presentations in class or a reading circle; - Suggestions for further reading.