All in the Day's Work: An Autobiography
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The autobiography of Ida M. Tarbell, a pioneering investigative journalist. She recounts her career, including her famous exposé of Standard Oil, and reflects on the role of women in journalism. Written in a clear, straightforward style, it offers learners insight into American history and journalism.
Learn English with All in the Day's Work: An Autobiography
- Suits learners around level B2: you read the original, not a simplified retelling.
- 11,019 distinct words, each one a tap away from your personal vocabulary list.
- Read in English, glance at the translation under any sentence you are unsure of, and listen to natural read-aloud voices to train your ear.
How it works
- Open the book: no installation, it reads in the browser on any device.
- Read a sentence in English. Its translation sits right under it, so you never lose the thread.
- Tap a word for its meaning and save it; listen to the chapter read aloud.
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Questions about this book
Can I read All in the Day's Work: An Autobiography in English for free?
Yes. The first chapters of All in the Day's Work: An Autobiography open without an account, with the translation, audio and dictionary included. A free account unlocks the rest of the book.
How much English do I need?
The text is estimated at level B2. Because every sentence has its translation underneath, lower levels can follow along too.
Is there audio?
Yes. Each chapter can be read aloud by a natural-sounding voice while the current sentence is highlighted.
