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School-Library-Catalogue-2021.Pdf Contacts This catalogue lists educational books which have been published, reprinted, or imported and made available at reduced, rupee prices by Oxford University Press (OUP), Pakistan. Orders can be placed with a local bookseller. However, in case of any difficulty in obtaining your requirements, do not hesitate to get in touch with us. KaracHi QUetta faisaLabad Head Office/disTributiOn cenTre: booksHOP: Office/booksHOP: no. 38, sector 15, no. 2-11/6a, near Mannan chowk, Palm breeze Tower, near Jamiya Masjid, Korangi industrial area, M. a. Jinnah road, Quetta. Kohinoor city, faisalabad. Karachi-74900, Pakistan. Tel.: 2839044. Tel.: 8736112-15. fax: 92-41-2620126. UAN: 111 693673 (111 OXfORD). email: [email protected] email: [email protected] Tel.: 35071580-86. contact: contact: fax: 92-21-35055071-72. imran Latif adnan nasir email: [email protected] Multan disTribUTiOn cenTre: 21-P, Malik Plaza, Main Kotwali road, raheela fahim baqai, Office/booksHOP: Marketingd irector Outside aminpur bazar, faisalabad. 31-b, Gulgasht colony, Tel.: 2620124-28. fax: 92-41-2620126. salma adil, Opposite Gole bagh, sales director, south near national bank of Pakistan, Multan. email: [email protected] imran Zahoor, Tel.: 6511971. fax: 92-61-6511972. contact: Manager customer services email: [email protected] Muhammad Wasim contacts: BooksHOP: Muhammad naeem ayubi isLaMabad LG-11, Ground floor, Park Towers, regional sales Manager Office/booksHOP: shahrah e firdousi, clifton, Karachi. disTribUTiOn cenTre: 7, shalimar Plaza, Jinnah avenue, Tel.: 35376796-99. 32-b, Gulgasht colony, 99 West, blue area, islamabad-44000. contact: Tel.: (Office): 2347264-65. Opposite Gole bagh, roshan Zameer Tel.: (bookshop): 8317022-23. near national bank of Pakistan, Multan. BooksHOP: fax: 92-51-2347266. Tel.: 6511973. fax: 92-61-6511972. email: [email protected] Ground floor, dilkhusha forum, email: [email protected] contact: delhi cooperative Housing society, contact: fayyaz raja, Tariq road, Karachi. Muhammad sohail sales director, north Tel.: 34380495. contact: raHiMyar KHan disTribUTiOn cenTre: Mishal Gul no. 324 and 325, street no. 4, i-9/3 booksHOP/disTributiOn cenTre: industrial area, islamabad. BooksHOP: no. 35/36, Trust colony, Jamia Tel.: 4100580–81. fax: 92-51-4100585. shop no. b-7, robson road, al farooq road, rahimyar Khan. contact: Urdu bazaar, Karachi. Tel.: 5874213-14. fax: 92-68-5874215. Zeeshan Jawad Tel.: 32219698-9. email: [email protected] contact: contact: raWalpindi nasir Husain abdul Khaliq shaheed BooksHOP/disTributiOn cenTre: BooksHOP: sargodHa H-173, Umar Plaza, iqbal road, committeec howk, rawalpindi. sir syed Urdu bazaar, booksHOP/disTributiOn cenTre: nazimabad no. 1, Karachi. Tel.: (bookshop): 5777255-56. Mohrvee Tower, Queen chowk Mansoorabad road, Tel.: 36680410. Tel.: (distribution centre): 5554947. adj. UbL bank, sargodha. contact: fax: 92-51-5531798. Tel.: 3769871-3. fax: 92-48-3769873. sabahat Qamar email: [email protected] email: [email protected] contact: BooksHOP: contact: Mohsin razzaq no. 11, block 10-a, raheel ahmed rashid Minhas road, BooksHOP: Gulshan-e-iqbal, Karachi. LaHOre CSD Mall, near GHQ, Lalkurti, rawalpindi. Tel.: 34832881-82. Office/booksHOP: Tel.: 5147524-25. contact: 17-L, Mini Market, Gulberg II, Lahore. contact: Junaid saeed Tel.: (Office): 35778682. sabeen Qadeer ahmed Tel.: (bookshop): 35778602. PesHaWar Hyderabad fax: 92-42-35778680. BooksHOP: email: [email protected] Office/booksHOP: faujdari road, near st. Mary’s contact: House no 3, new arbab colony, school, Hyderabad. fayyaz raja, spinzar street, abdara road, Peshawar. Tel.: 2782208. fax: 92-22-2782209. sales director, north Tel.: 5840484, 5854067. fax: 92-91-5850367. email: [email protected] disTribUTiOn cenTre: email: [email protected] contact: 37 KM Multan road, near izhar steel, Muhammad ibrahim contact: Mouza Manga, Lahore. Muhammad rehan Sukkur cell.: 0333 0131655 BooksHOP: email: [email protected] abbottabad contact: booksHOP: neem ki chari, Urdu bazar, sukkur. atif shakoor Tel.: 5622067-69. fax: 92-71-5622068. shop no. 13/14, Mian yousaf Jamal Plaza, supply email: [email protected] disTribUTiOn cenTre: bazar, Main Mansehra road, abbottabad. contacts: 38-Urdu bazar, near Khalid Pilaza, Lahore. Tel.: 333042. fax: 0992-333043. ishfaque ali Tell.: 37361343-44 email: [email protected] nisar ahmed email: [email protected] contact: contact: Tauseef Zafar Umar farooq for information and queries, call visit our website: www.oup.com.pk our toll-free number 0800-68775 (9 a.m.–5 p.m.; Monday–friday). Introduction Oxford University Press (OUP) is a department of the University of Oxford. it furthers the University’s objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide. OUP Pakistan is committed to the spread of knowledge and improvement in the intellectual content of life in Pakistan. OUP’s aim has always been to stimulate critical thinking along with a love for books and reading among the younger generation, and our authors bear this in mind when producing our books. in order to encourage the reading habit, we provide, in addition to textbooks, appealing and challenging reading material for children at every level. Our growing list of supplementary texts includes books in english, Urdu, and the regional languages of Pakistan. OUP strongly believes in the power and benefits of reading and story-telling. it is engaged in helping children embark on a life-long quest of stories, books, and knowledge. The books featured in this catalogue cover a wide range of age groups, subject areas, and genres of writing, including fiction, non-fiction, dictionaries, and reference books. These books will be valuable contributions to school library resources. Libraries help to inculcate the reading habit by providing access to material and resources; they motivate students by extending their learning outside the curriculum, and make pupils life-long learners by developing information skills. The scope of titles, which will appeal to all students, will involve the less able, and challenge the high achievers. nOTe: Prices of books not mentioned in the catalogue are available on request. all local teaching guides are complimentary and can be downloaded from the Oxford University Press Pakistan website www.oup.com.pk School Library Books Catalogue 2021 Contents readers 2 drama 68 Poetry 72 Picture books 75 Workbooks 83 non-fiction 84 anthologies 88 fiction 90 english Language Teaching 101 Language 111 dictionaries/Thesauruses 112 Atlases 139 Other resources 145 Online resources 148 Urdu Poetry 154 Urdu readers and fiction 156 index 177 School Library Books Catalogue 2021 READERS DRAGONFLY Readers Levels 1 to 9 For Kindergarten to Class 8 READ ENGLISH, DISCOVER ASIA Dragonfly Readers is a new series for developing reading comprehension skills featuring: • 204 beautifully illustrated stories and non-fiction texts by asian authors and artists • Asian culture, theme, and values infused in the series • Culture and vocabulary pages, supplementary projects, and activities dragonfly readers offer a complete system to teach graded reading with comprehensive teacher support. OXFORD ReadING BUDDY The all-new Oxford Reading Buddy service provides: • A full library of interactive, audio-enhanced ebooks • Innovative coaching ebooks to guide students in developing reading comprehension skills • Online quizzes which track student progress • Badges to encourage students to develop good reading habits • User friendly teacher reporting that shows individual student’s progress, thus enabling teachers to provide extra support where it is needed the most • A Teacher resource Library with additional resources • Teachers can access student and class reporting from any device • Audio-enhanced flashcards help students learn correct pronunciation as well as spelling • Students can read, access quizzes, badges and flashcards anytime, anywhere Website: www.oxford.readingbuddy.com LEVEL 1 YEllOW All About Me 978 0 19 089000 1 Our Neighbourhood 978 0 19 089013 1 My Family 978 0 19 089001 8 Learning Together 978 0 19 089014 8 Our School 978 0 19 089002 5 Time to Play 978 0 19 089015 5 My Home Town 978 0 19 089003 2 Into the Past 978 0 19 089016 2 What We Do 978 0 19 089004 9 Food Fun 978 0 19 089017 9 The Animal Kingdom 978 0 19 089005 6 LEVEL 4 BLUE LEVEL 2 LIME A New Start, a New Year Free Time 978 0 19 089006 3 978 0 19 089018 6 Healthy Lives 978 0 19 089007 0 Sport 978 0 19 089019 3 Festivals in Different Seasons Travel and Exploration 978 0 19 089020 9 978 0 19 089008 7 Up in the Sky 978 0 19 089021 6 Growing Things 978 0 19 089009 4 Clothes from Different Places Helping Others 978 0 19 089010 0 978 0 19 089022 3 Going Places 978 0 19 089011 7 Hidden Talents 978 0 19 089023 0 Price available on request LEVEL 3 TEAL Family Bonds 978 0 19 089012 4 2 School Library Books Catalogue 2021 READERS OxfOrd readIng Tree (OrT) A guide for teaching children who are learning English Ages 4 to 12 years Oxford Reading Tree is one of the most popular reading schemes in the world. it is highly successful because children love the characters and enjoy reading about them; it is easy for teachers to use and is an ideal way to encourage more parental support. each book in the scheme tells a complete story. young children can remember a simple story told in natural sounding language even if they cannot read separate words or letters yet. Oxford Reading Tree is divided into stages (Levels 1 to 9). you can easily identify each stage by the colour on its cover. as children progress to each new stage, the number of words and the difficulty of the sentences in the stories gradually increase. stage 1 teaches important pre-reading skills. Levels 1+ to 5 introduce specific reading skills which are developed as children progress through Levels 6 to 11 to become fluent and confident readers.
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