The Lost Cat
Maya’s cat escapes through an open door, and a kind stranger stops to help her search. A gentle A2 story about fear, friendship, and finding your way home — with listening practice.
The Lost Kite
Sam’s red kite flies away and lands high in a tree. Can a friendly neighbor help him get it back? A simple, warm story for beginner English learners.
Cookies for Sam
Sam just moved in and has no friends — until the girl next door knocks with a plate of warm cookies. A simple story about kindness and welcoming someone new.
Good News, Bad News
What do you say when a friend shares big news — or bad news? Build a toolkit of warm, natural English reactions and learn to catch up like a real conversation.
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Helping With Problems
What do you say when a friend opens up about money trouble or a toxic coworker? Learn to respond with care and give advice that actually helps — in natural English.
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Would You Upload Your Brain?
Could you ever upload your brain to the cloud? Dive into a lively B2 lesson on virtual worlds and digital minds, and learn to debate the future like a native speaker.
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The Long Way to Buenos Aires
Nora’s best friend is moving across the world. Before she goes, four friends are taking one last trip together — if they can ever agree on the details.
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Planning a Trip
Dreaming of your next getaway? Plan it in English. Pick up travel vocabulary, listen to two friends sorting out a Lisbon weekend, and practice talking through your own trip aloud.
A Traveler’s Dream
Where have you been? Where do you dream of going? Pick up natural travel vocabulary in English, listen to two friends swap road-trip stories, and share your own travel dreams.
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The City That’s Had Enough
A coastal city is changing fast — and not everyone is happy. Listen, learn the language of opinions and debate, then step into a town hall meeting yourself.
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