Macmillan Readers Upper Bleak House Digital Reader with Resources

Esther's haunting memory of the words, 'Your mother, Esther, was your disgrace, and you are hers,' sets the stage for a mystery that unravels deep familial secrets. But who is Esther’s mother? What is the disgrace? And why does a ghost wander at Chesney Wold? This timeless literary classic by Charles Dickens unfolds an intricate tale of law, justice, class, and poverty.

About this book

• Word count: 22,401
• CEFR level: B2
• Lexile measure: 630L
• Genre: Family drama/Detective/Satire
• Themes: Law and justice, class and poverty

Additional content inside the Reader:

• Notes on the story
• Comprehension questions for better understanding
• Glossary and exercises on grammar and vocabulary

Enhanced Resources Available on the MEE App:

• eBook with Integrated Audio and Text Highlight:  concurrent reading and listening has proven benefits to language learning, improving reading speed and fluency
• Audiobook: dramatic readings to bring stories to life while building listening skills
• Additional Activities: engage critical thinking skills and a deeper understanding of narrative and language