Clicky

Tale of Two Cities : Global Change, Local Feeling, and Everyday Life in the North of England by Ian R. Taylor and similar books you'll love - Bookscovery

Home > Authors > Ian R. Taylor > Tale of Two Cities : Global Change, Local Feeling, and Everyday Life in the North of England

Buy at: Bookshop.org Amazon

Tale of Two Cities : Global Change, Local Feeling, and Everyday Life in the North of England

Ian R. Taylor, Karen Evans, Penny Fraser

Recent activity

Rate this book to see your activity here.

8 Books Similar to Tale of Two Cities : Global Change, Local Feeling, and Everyday Life in the North of England by Ian R. Taylor

Bookscovery readers who liked Tale of Two Cities : Global Change, Local Feeling, and Everyday Life in the North of England also like Becoming adults in England and Germany, IJRVET International Journal for Research in Vocational Education and Training and Improving Workplace Learning. How many of these have you read?

Becoming adults in England and Germany by Karen Evans

Cover of Becoming adults in England and Germany
Buy this book at:
Bookshop.org Amazon

IJRVET International Journal for Research in Vocational Education and Training by Michael Gessler

Cover of IJRVET International Journal for Research in Vocational Education and Training
Buy this book at:
Bookshop.org Amazon

Improving Workplace Learning by Karen Evans

Cover of Improving Workplace Learning
Buy this book at:
Bookshop.org Amazon

Tale of Two Cities by Karen Evans

Cover of Tale of Two Cities
Buy this book at:
Bookshop.org Amazon

Working to Learn by Karen Evans

Cover of Working to Learn
Buy this book at:
Bookshop.org Amazon

Building Safer Communities by Peter Francis

Cover of Building Safer Communities
Buy this book at:
Bookshop.org Amazon

Mack and Don's Great Adventure by Penny Fraser

Cover of Mack and Don's Great Adventure
Buy this book at:
Bookshop.org Amazon

Tale of Two Cities by Karen Evans

Cover of Tale of Two Cities
Buy this book at:
Bookshop.org Amazon

Comments and reviews of Tale of Two Cities : Global Change, Local Feeling, and Everyday Life in the North of England

Please sign in to leave a comment