Role Plays for Today by Anderson

AnnaTwardzik · Post by **AnnaTwardzik** » Tue Jul 25, 2006 4:06 pm

I am desperately looking for the book "Role Plays for Today" by Jason Anderson. However, I live in Poland and somehow I can't find this book in either Internet or ordinary bookshops. I came across it in one of British Internet bookshops but it is quite expensive then to get this book. Can anyone help me by providing me either with a copy of this book or with some information how can I get it in Poland? Thanks a lot.

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Jason Anderson · Post by **Jason Anderson** » Sat Aug 12, 2006 5:42 pm

Hello Anna,
This is Jason Anderson, the author of Role Plays for Today. The book came out at the start of August, so availability should be better now. You can currently get it online with a 5% discount from amazon.co.uk, or from amazon.com . You can also order it from keltic.co.uk and they can ship it to Poland. Alternatively, contact the publishers (Delta Publishing) and they should be able to give you a list of Polish booksellers who stock it: [email protected]

Hope you find it useful and enjoy using it. I would be really interested to get some feedback on the material from Poland. I developed it working mainly in the UK, Italy and Turkey, so it's very interesting to find out how it works in other countries.

Best wishes,

Jason Anderson

AnnaTwardzik · Post by **AnnaTwardzik** » Sun Aug 13, 2006 4:37 pm

Thanks a lot for your reply.
Actually, now a friend of mine is staying in the UK. I'd like to know if this book is available in ordinary bookshops in England. It would be cheaper then than shipping it to Poland.

Jason Anderson · Post by **Jason Anderson** » Mon Aug 14, 2006 5:18 pm

Hi Anna,
The best two bookshops for ELT books are Keltic bookshop downstairs in St. Giles School of English on Southampton Row, near Holborn Tube, and Foyles on Charing Cross Road. Both should have the book.

Best wishes,

Jason Anderson