Travel English for Tourists
By:Elizabeth Bannon Ph D,J. C. Sum,Elizabeth Bannon
Published on 2017-06-12 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
This is the second book for J C Sum's |Unwritten: A Hands-off Book Test that Transcends Words.| |Unwritten| is a professionally designed and produced book that allows you to bring the traditional book test beyond just words by incorporating visual drawings as the focus of the thoughts and revelations. It is perfect for performers looking to present a visual book test routine. The 260-page 5.5| x 8.5| book is in the form of an English language guide for travelers which gives motivation for the book content, layout and format. From a presentation point of view, the English language guide for travelers also allows for a variety of interesting introductory patter presentations. The nature of the book makes it perfect for shows for corporate events, travel fairs, tourist attractions, cruise ships, schools & libraries. The full |Unwritten| routine consists of two different basic effects. Effect 1 - Any Word Drawing A spectator opens the book to any page and chooses a word describing something that she can visualize in her mind. Without asking for the page number or any specifics of the word (such as the length of the word or the letters it contains), the performer correctly draws out the image that the spectator is visualizing. Effect 2 - Imagined Drawing Prediction A spectator opens the book to any page and mentally selects a word from the last line of a chosen paragraph. She makes a simple drawing that represents the word and then uses her imagination to add to the sketch to make it into a larger picture. A sealed envelope that has been in full view from the start of the show is opened to reveal a prediction drawing that correctly matches the spectator's imagined drawing! Note: Instead of a prediction, you can perform the effect as a drawing duplication. Both effects can be performed individually or together to form a complete routine. The routine can be performed in casual settings or close-up, parlour and large-scale stage shows. |Unwritten| includes the following features: - Can be Performed Completely Hands Free - The Book Can be Freely Examined During Performance - No Pumping for Page Numbers, Length of Word or Specific Letters - No Peeks - No Switches - No Pre-Show Work - No Sleight of Hand - No Memory Work or Cribs - No Assistants - Large Fonts Make the Text Easy to Read - Can Be Performed Stand-Alone or with Other Book Tests
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Colm Tóibín, any award-winning article author of The actual Learnand Brooklyn, gets this awareness into the intricate marriages somewhere between dads in addition to sons—directly typically the concerns regarding the literary the big boys Oscar Wilde, Louis Joyce, W.B. Yeats, and additionally your fathers. Wilde loathed his particular step father, despite the fact that recognized that they are substantially alike. Joyce's gregarious parent driven his son and daughter coming from Eire owing to his particular volatile composure plus drinking. Despite the fact that Yeats's mother, a fabulous catamount, ended up being it seems an excellent conversationalist whoever chattering ended up being alot more sleek rrn comparison to the artwork he / she produced. These types of legendary males and therefore the daddies so,who served structure these people occur alive inside Tóibín's retelling, as will Dublin's brilliant inhabitants.
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