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 | Chapter Books Pack (Key Stage 2) Ref: 968
16 Books
The Boy in The Dress (9804)
Good Luck Anna Hibiscus! (9948)
Hooray for Anna Hibiscus! (9949)
The Happiness of Kati (9950)
A Heart for Ruby (9860)
The Kites Are Flying (1040)
Lost Riders (9951)
Mostly Monty (9858)
Nelson (1041
Niagara Falls - Or Does It? (9952)
The Prison Runner (9743)
Beyond the Barricade (9861)
Run, Becca, Run! (9862)
The Savage (9863)
Toffee and Pie (9515)
Wasim the Wanderer (9339)
See individual titles for book information.
Members Price £72.00
**Suitable substitutions will be made if any title becomes unavailable**
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Amir Khan Ref: 1030
by Andy Croft
illustrated by Dylan Gibson
A refreshing account of a young sporting celebrity who has bucket-loads of integrity, values and politics! A simply fantastic British Muslim role model for all children. Reading Age 7+ Interest 9-14, Paperback 49pp
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 | Amazons! Women Warriors of the World Ref: 837
by Sally Pomme Clayton
illustrated by Sophie Herxheimer
A gorgeously illustrated celebration of some truly legendary women from across the globe. 'How great to read such strong stories...the boys and girls in year 5 enjoyed these!' (Inclusion Manager, LL reviewer). Age 7+, Hardback 85pp
Price: £14.99 |
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A Nation Again Ref: 7325
by Alison Prince
Set in Scotland, 1700, we see the political arguments and events which led to the union of Scotland with its powerful English neighbour through the eyes of courageous, orphaned Annie. Age 8-10, 92pp Paperback.
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 | Anna Hibiscus Ref: 9461
by Atinuke
illustrated by Lauren Tobia
Anna lives in Africa. Amazing Africa. Beautifully written and charmingly illustrated stories by a Nigerian author about a contemporary, urban, fun-filled little girl. Delightful. Age 7-10, Paperback 103pp
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Alida's Song Ref: 7207
by Gary Paulsen
A young boy escapes his parents' problems to spend the summer on a farm with his grandmother. A tender tale of healing and rediscovered love. Age 10+, American Import, 88pp Paperback
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 | Arctic Hero: The Incredible Life of Matthew Henson Ref: 589
by Catherine Jones
illustrated by Seb Camagajevac
On the ice he was a respected explorer but at home he faced racism and segregation. A gripping account of a unique hero. Reading Age 8+ Interest 9-14, Paperback 55pp
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The Arrival Ref: 760
by Shaun Tanj
A luxuriously produced, stunning graphic novel- with no text. 'A real discussion book accessed at many different levels.' (PRU Manager, LL reviewer). A wonderful exploration of migration and refugees, alienation and belonging, set in all places at all times...Age 8 to adult, Hardback 122pp
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 | Ashok's Dog Ref: 769
by Pippa Goodhart
illustrated by Mike Phillips
How will Ashok choose a new dog? 'Big thumbs up...enticing story, diverse images' (Parent, LL reviewer). Breezy early reader. Age 4-6, Paperback 19pp
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Barack Obama: The Making of a President Ref: 862
by Dawne Allette
A wonderful chapter book biography detailing Obama's extraordinary journey. Snappy Fact File boxes, full colour photos and fantastic nuggets of information which give real insight into this modern day hero. Age 10+, Paperback 164pp
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 | The Barber's Clever Wife Ref: 9341
by Narinder Dhami
illustrated by Katja Bandlow
A traditional tale form India with a smart, resourceful heroine. Published in consultation with the Centre for Literacy in Primary Education. Age 8-11, Paperback 93pp
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Baroness Scotland Ref: 7417
by Sue Adler, illustrated by Catherine Ward
An inspirational biography of Patricia Scotland who became a barrister and was later made Queen's Counsel ~ the first black woman to achieve this honour. Age 7-10 44pp Hardback
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 | Big Ben Ref: 9354
by Rachel Anderson
illustrated by Jane Ray
A tender and thought-provoking narrative about a boy with Profound Learning Difficulties and his adoring younger brother. A wonderful read. Age 7-10, Paperback 79pp
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Black Stars: Benjamin Zephaniah Ref: 919
by Verna Wilkins
illustrated by Gillian Hunt
Read about Benjamin Zephaniah's childhood, teenage years and emergence as a gifted poet, minstrel, performance artist and perceptive social commentator. Age 9-12, 40pp Paperback.
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 | The Boy In The Dress Ref: 9804
by David Williams
illustrated by Quentin Blake
A sharp, kind, funny and adorable celebration of individuality. Unmissable! Age 9+, Paperback 222pp
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Chinwe Roy Ref: 7723
by Verna Williams
Born in Nigeria, Chinwe Roy dreamt of becoming an artist. This excellent biography explores her success at overcoming numerour obstacles to achieve the honour of being the first modern black artist to officially paint the English Monarch. Age 9-12
44pp Hardback
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 | Christophe's Story Ref: 9054
by Nicki Cornwell, illustrated by Karin Littlewood
Christophe, a Rwandan refugee, has a heartbreaking story to share. Britain means a new language, a new home and new classmates- not all of them welcoming. But Christophe is determined to be heard… Age 7-11 Paperback 68pp
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Cloud Busting Ref: 259
by Malorie Blackman, illustrated by Helen van Vliet
Superb writing and a sure hit by the Smarties silver award winner. An extraordinary, compelling and imaginative narrative about bullying, friendship and loss. Age 8+ Paperback 157pp
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 | Coming to England Ref: 996
by Floella Benjamin
Reissue. The much loved TV presenter vividly describes her joyful childhood memories of Trinidad, and the hostility she faced when she came to join her parents in a soggy, grey Britain in the 60s. Age 9+, Paperback 118pp
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A Dollop of Ghee and a Pot of Wisdom Ref: 1024
by Chitra Soundar
illustrated by Uma Krishnaswamy
Faced with jinxing, scheming villains, the big-hearted Prince Veera dives deep into his pot of wisdom! Fantastic Indian tales. 'Justice and fairness feature highly' (Former Primary teacher, LL reviewer). Paperback 82pp
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 | Eat Your Dinner! Ref: 9842
by David Orme
illustrated by Beccy Blake
'We love these books at my house!' (Parent, LL reviewer). Hugely enjoyable first reads, starring the exuberant Freddy. Age 4-7, Paperback 20pp
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Ever Clever Eva Ref: 9752
by Andrew Fusek Peters
illustrated by Teresa Murfin
A lively Czech tale featuring a mean & rich uncle, an honest & poor father- and his extremely resourceful daughter, the super-clever Eva. Age 7-10, Paperback 72pp
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 | Falcon's Fury Ref: 763
By Andrew Fusek Peters & Polly Peters
Illustrated by Naomi Tipping
A new adventure featuring the Klechek family from the Czech Republic, newly arrived in Shropshire. Age 7-12 Paperback 160pp
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Fight Ref: 686
by Chris Powling
illustrated by Alan Marks
"There are more ways than one to be a bully. That's what this story is about- how a little guy can sometimes bully a big guy". A gentle but effective challenge to bullying behaviour and preconceptions. Excellent. Reading Age 8+ Interest 10-16, Paperback 54pp
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 | Frank N. Stein and the Great Green Greedy Garbage Monster Ref: 9742
by Ann Jungman
illustrated by Jan Smith
Frank N. Stein decides to build a monster- out of rubbish! An inventive group of friends and a garbage-gobbling monster deliver an exciting environmental adventure for our times. Age 7-11, Paperback 122pp
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Game Boy Galactic Ref: 9953
by Alan Durant
illustrated by Sue Mason
Muzzy is starting a new life in a new country and things just aren't going well...A breathless mix of computer games, bullying, aliens, fear and, ultimately, triumph combine in this action-packed adventure. Reading Age 8+ Interest 9-12, Paperback 57pp
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 | Ghostscape Ref: 753
by Joe Layburn
illustrated by John Williams
A girl who has fled the conflict in Somalia for the UK. The ghost of a boy living through the Blitz. A hostile East End for them both. The start of an unusual friendship…Exciting and heartwarming timeslip novel. Age 8-12, Paperback 101pp
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Girls Are Best Ref: 814
by Sandi Toksvig
Toksvig brings her wonderful wit, ease and skill to this fantastic snapshot of awesome women. 'It was very inspiring to learn about all the women achievers' (Leannah, 10, LL reviewer). Age 9+, Paperback 215pp
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 | Girls FC: Do Goalkeepers Wear Tiaras? Ref: 9808
by Helena Pielichaty
The first in a delightfully written, fresh new series about girls on the pitch. Now the top female sport in the UK- 8,500 girls teams are registered with the FA- it really is about time! Age 9+, Paperback 107pp
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Girls FC: Can Ponies Take Penalties? Ref: 9809
by Helena Pielichaty
The second in a delightfully written, fresh new series about girls on the pitch. Now the top female sport in the UK- 8,500 girls teams are registered with the FA- it really is about time! Age 9+, Paperback 107pp
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 | The Girl Who Married a Ghost Ref: 1025
by Ifeoma Onyefulu
illustrated by Julia Cairns
The award-winning Ifeoma retells tales told to her as a child. Ten Nigerian stories which sparkle, tickle and gently caution through some traditional village wisdom. Age 7-12, Paperback 100pp
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Give Me Shelter Ref: 9244
edited by Tony Bradman
11 stories about children from all over the world, mostly seeking refuge in the UK. A first-rate, skilfully compiled collection, ideal for prompting classroom discussions. Age 10+ Hardback 216pp
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| | Give Me Shelter Ref: 871
edited by Tony Bradman
11 stories about children from all over the world, mostly seeking refuge in the UK. A first-rate, skilfully compiled collection, ideal for prompting classroom discussions. Age 10+ Paperback 216pp
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Good Luck Anna Hibiscus! Ref: 9948
by Atinuke
illustrated by Lauren Tobia
Follow more Anna adventures in this beautifully written storie set in urban Africa. 'I haven't come across her before- but shan't forget her!' (Former Primary Teacher, LL reviewer). Age 7-10, Paperback 111pp
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 | Grandad's Bench Ref: 9566
by Addy Farmer
illustrated by Ruth Rivers
Jake loved to play in Grandad's old workshop! A touching and ultimately reassuring story about the death of a beloved grandparent. Age 5-8, Paperback 58pp
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Granny Ting Ting Ref: 9753
by Patrice Lawrence
illustrated by Adam Larkum
A Caribbean treat. When Michael goes to visit cousin Shayla in Trinidad, he insists his home town, London, is far bigger and better. Shayla thinks that's nonsense. Contest on! Age 7-10, Paperback 69pp
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 | A Heart for Ruby Ref: 9860
by Franzeska G. Ewart
illustrated by Lauren Tobia
'An excellent book. I loved it!' (Education Liaison Officer, LL reviewer).A smashing early reader about budding dancer, Ruby. Can smart Auntie Pooja stop Ruby from always landing with a THUD?! Age 5-8, Paperback 58pp
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Hey Crazy Riddle! Ref: 9128
by Trish Cooke
illustrated by Hannah Shaw
Find out why Agouti has no tail and why Wasp can't make honey. A rhythmic, high-spirited retelling of traditional Caribbean tales by an award-winning writer. Age 6+ Paperback 57pp
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 | Hooray for Anna Hibiscus! Ref: 9949
by Atinuke
illustrated by Lauren Tobia
Follow more Anna adventures in this beautifully written storie set in urban Africa. 'I haven't come across her before- but shan't forget her!' (Former Primary Teacher, LL reviewer). Age 7-10, Paperback 111pp
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Hope Powell Ref: 858
by Roy Apps
illustrated by Chris King
Exciting, pacey biography about someone with a dream and their subsequent breakthrough into world-class football. Seriously popular with our primary children reviewers! Age 7-12, Paperback 41pp
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 | Hostage Ref: 585
by Malorie Blackman
illustrated by Derek Brazell
Angela is held to ransom and needs all her skill and courage to survive. Brand new reissue of a gripping kidnap tale by a much-love author. Reading Age 8+ Interest 10-12, Paperback 63pp
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The Hound of Ulster Ref: 9552
by Malachy Doyle
illustrated by Mike Phillips
Can the son of a poor shepherd become a Red Branch knight? Bravery and determination abound in this well known tale from Irish folklore. Age 7-9, Paperback 61pp
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 | Jim Braithwaite, Entrepreneur Ref: 8333
by Verna Wilkins, illustrated by Dave Thomson
An excellent biography of this millionaire entrepreneur. Charting his life from: leaving Barbados at the age of 2; life as a small boy in Toxteth, Liverpool; University in Sheffield and later setting up and running his own company. Age 9+. Hardback 44pp
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John Taylor Lord Taylor of Warwick Ref: 8334
by Onyekachi Wambu, illustrated by Gillian Hunt
From humble beginnings in Birmingham John Taylor rose to become a Peer of the Realm. Barrister, politician and Lord. Another excellent biography in the Black Profiles series. Age 9+. Hardback 43pp
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 | The Julian Stories Ref: 1054
by Ann Cameron
illustrated by Ann Strugnell
From our very first catalogue. Six delightful stories about Julian, his younger brother Huey, their hilarious mishaps and a hugely sympathetic father…Still positively bouncing with child appeal! Age 7-10, Paperback 70pp
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The Kites Are Flying Ref: 1040
by Michael Morpurgo
illustrated by Laura Carlin
A wonderfully moving story about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in which children unite in a bid for peace. Told through the voices of Said, a young Palestinian boy and Max, a Western journalist. Compassionate, insightful and ultimately hopeful. Age 9-adult, Hardback 76pp
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 | Lady Long Legs Ref: 7026
by Jan Mark
illustrated by Paul Howard
Nisba is the new girl at school, and older Lucy tells her where she can and cannot walk. But Nisba's long legs prove to be an asset in standing up to a bully. Age 7-9, 60pp Paperback.
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Lewis Hamilton Ref: 860
by Roy Apps
illustrated by Chris King
Exciting, pacey biography about someone with a dream and their subsequent breakthrough into top-level motorsports. Seriously popular with our primary children reviewers! Age 7-12, Paperback 41pp
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 | Life Line Ref: 517
by Rosie Rushton, illustrated by Karen Donnelly
Skid finds himself in trouble because he tells one lie too many - but how can he tell the truth about his unconventional home life? Cassie seems to offer a way out - a life-line - but who is she? Reading Age: 8+. Interest Age: 10+ 74pp Paperback
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Lost Riders Ref: 9951
(Kate Greenaway Nominee 2009)
by Elizabeth Laird
A fantastically well researched and skillfully told story about young camel jockeys and child slavery in Dubai. Trademark Laird: harrowing yet sensitive- and very hard to put down. 'Great! A definite yes!' (Ruth, young LL reviewer). Age 9-adult, Paperback 283pp
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 | Lucky Ref: 1080
by S.P.Gates
illustrated by David Belmonte
Everyone assumes Dom is a big bully. But his friend Leon knows that he's just a gentle giant. Excellent friendship story featuring two sensitive lads. Reading Age 6½ Interest 10-14, Paperback 45pp
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Man of the Match Ref: 9635
by Sophie Smiley
illustrated by Michael Foreman
A wonderful series about a football-crazy family which includes a dynamic duo: big sister Charlie and irrepressible Bobby (who has Down's). Animated and immediate text. 'I liked the humour' (Leannah, 10, young LL reviewer). Age 7-10, Paperback 70pp
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 | Martin Luther King Ref: 998
by Rob Lloyd Jones
An enjoyable, easy account of MLK's extraordinary life with timeline and beautifully reproduced archive photos. 'Engaging account...A lovely read' (Parent, LL reviewer). Age 8-11, Hardback 61pp
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Michelle Obama Ref: 994
by Dawne Allette
A super chapter book biography detailing Michelle Obama's extraordinary journey. A strong UK perspective, snappy Fact File boxes, full colour photos and fantastic nuggets of information which gives a real insight into this modern day hero. Age 10+, Paperback 136pp
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 | Mostly Monty Ref: 9858
by Johanna Hurwitz
illustrated by Anik McGrory
Monty has asthma. So sometimes he has to find his own way of doing things. Warm-hearted and uplifting. 'Very good story. You can be ill and still have fun and make friends' (Rowan, 7, LL reviewer). Age 7-10, American Import Paperback 85pp
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Nelson Ref: 1041
by Tor & Jude Freeman
A warm family tale set in South Africa. Ma needs to work over the summer, so Flora and Annie will stay with Ouma and Oupa. Flora adores her grandparents, but will she overcome her fear of their big, mean, pecking red rooster? Age 5-8, Paperback 59pp
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 | A Nest of Vipers Ref: 9571
by Catherine Johnson
18th Century London, Enslavement, Crime, Punishment- and a band of fraudsters. An evocative blend of historical and political detail lend added intrigue to this superb escapade. Age 9+, Paperback 207pp
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Niagara Falls- Or Does It? Ref: 9952
by Henry Winkler & Lin Oliver
Meet Hank Zipzer: smart, creative and hilarious. First in a witty and thoughtful series about a boy with Learning Difficulties. 'A positive portrayal of how to play to your strengths' (Social Worker, LL reviewer). Age 8-12, Paperback 132pp
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 | Night Flight Ref: 642
by Michaela Morgan
illustrated by Erika Pal
Danni is a refugee. He struggles in his new country (England): the language, the bullying, the nightmares. But, slowly, his damaged soul begins to heal. An enchanting, magical book. Age 7-10, Paperback 81pp
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No Dinner for Anansi Ref: 9754
by Trish Cooke
illustrated by Emma Shaw Smith
Anansi doesn't want to share with Turtle so he plays a little trick on him. Will Turtle ever get any food? An entertaining tale about that very naughty West African trickster! Age 5-8, Paperback 31pp
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 | No Girls Allowed Ref: 1052
by Susan Hughes
illustrated by Willow Dawson
Exceptional graphic-style biographies of 7 daring young women from around the globe (incl. Scotland) who overcame gender barriers by reinventing themselves as men- and striking out for adventure! 'A good read and very accessible' (PRU Manager, LL reviewer). Age 9-12, Paperback 73pp
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Nothing But Trouble Ref: 9050
by Alan MacDonald, illustrated by Pam Smy
'A short story with a clear message- children will like this' (Ex-Primary Teacher, Letterbox reviewer). Jago is proud of his traveller identity, but affirming this in his new school won't be easy Age 7-11 Paperback 56pp
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 | Once Ref: 9153
by Morris Gleitzman
Convinced that his Jewish parents are still alive, Felix escapes the orphanage, embarking on a terrifying journey through Nazi-occupied Poland. Trademark Gleitzman: always powerful, often hilarious and sometimes heart-breaking. Wonderful. Age 10+, Paperback 150pp
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Pup on the Pitch Ref: 9857
by Sophie Smiley
illustrated by Michael Foreman
Another in the dynamic series about a football-crazy family which includes a vivacious duo: big sister Charlie and irrepressible Bobby (who has Down's). Animated and immediate text. 'I liked the humour' (Leannah, 10, yLL reviewer). Age 7-10, Paperback 60-70pp
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 | The Prison Runner Ref: 9743
by Deborah Ellis
The award-winning author of The Breadwinner returns with the first in a new series set in Bolivia. With his family falsely imprisoned, Diego just has to survive- and a risky get-rich-quick scheme proves so tempting... 'Very captivating book' (Rosa, young LL reviewer). Age 10-14, Paperback 196pp
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River Song Ref: 9355
by Belinda Hollyer
'Great book mixing family secrets and mystery with doing what is right and deciding who to trust' (Sabrina, young Letterbox reviewer). Beautifully crafted coming-of-age story seeped in Maori culture. Age 9+, Paperback 193pp
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 | Roar, Bull, Roar! Ref: 9052
by Andrew Fusek Peters & Polly Peters, illustrated by Anke Weckmann
A Czech family arrives in rural Shropshire- and not everyone is welcoming. Xenophobia, displacement and authentic Czech cultural details are wrapped up in the riveting legend of the Roaring Bull. Age 7-11 Paperback 148pp
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Run, Becca, Run! Ref: 9862
by Elin Meek
illustrated by Chris Glynn
"A girl in our rugby team- no chance!" Can Becca win the boys over with her rugby skills? Let alone win over Parkway School! An encouraging and enjoyable tale of prejudice overcome. Age 7-9, Paperback 62pp
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 | Samantha Tross Ref: 8239
by Verna Wilkins, illustrated by Gillian Hunt
Born in Guyana the young Samantha loved playing with her brother's toys. Later as a orthopaedic surgeon in England the tools of her trade are saws, nails, chisels...tools normally associated with carpentry. Samantha told a friend "It can be heavy work, but I loved woodwork at school. By the time I was seven, I'd sawed the legs off at least five dolls and given them new hips." Age 9+. Hardback 44pp
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Sam's Sunflower Ref: 563
by Jillian Powell
illustrated by Johanna Boccardo
Class 2B have planted up their sunflowers. But why won't Sam's grow? A bright and breezy early reader. 'Will attract/support struggling readers' (Early Years Teacher, LL reviewer). Age 3-6, Paperback 19pp
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 | The Savage Ref: 9863
by David Almond
illustrated by Dave McKean
'An excellent book to engage young people' (PRU Manager, LL reviewer). Glorious graphic art and a brilliantly unsettling text create Blue's story of loss, bullying and ultimate survival. Magic! Age 9-adult, Paperback 72pp
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The Shape Ref: 7326
By Dianne Bates, Illustrated by Sally Rippin
There are secrets in Julia's house. Mum doesn't laugh anymore and a shadow creeps up the bedroom wall . . . An unusual, sensitive story dealing with the loneliness in a family after a child has died. Age 8-10. Australian Import 137pp Paperback
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 | Sita, Snake-Queen of Speed Ref: 9465
by Franzeska G. Ewart
illustrated by Helen Bate
Yosser (a Muslim girl) and Kylie are determined to get to Thrill City to ride the bestest ride of all- Sita the Snake-Queen! A contemporary adventure. 'I couldn't put the book down!!!' (Leannah, 9, LL reviewer). Age 8-11, Paperback 81pp
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Sol Campbell Ref: 906
by Andy Croft
illustrated by Colin Howard
A compelling accounts of a modern sporting hero. A poor boy, who grew up to be the Captain of England. Inspiring! Reading Age 7+ Interest Age 9-14, Paperback 47pp
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 | Spring Break Ref: 7958
by Johanna Hurwitz
But two days before her trip to Washington, with her best friend Zoe's family, Cricket Kaufman trips on a curb and winds up on crutches. Worse still, Zoe invites Sara Jane Cushman to go instead. Now Cricket's friendship with Zoe seems as injured as her ankle. It's going to take some serious creativity to turn this woeful week into a lucky break! Ages 8-12, 112pp Paperback American Import
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Stella Ref: 8829
by Catherine R. Johnson
A feisty dual heritage heroine sets Victorian London alight. Life is hard for Stella, a clairvoyant, when she finds herself orphaned in the East End but she is ready to take on anyone who stands in her way. Gripping! Historical fiction at its very best. Age 10+ Paperback 123pp & 148pp
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 | Taking Flight Ref: 9053
by Julia Green, illustrated by Jane Cope
'This is great!' (PRU Manager, Letterbox reviewer). Luke loves his grandpa. But Grandad is getting sick and muddled. A tender story about love, loss and friendship. Age 7-11 Paperback 53pp
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Tales from the Isle of Spice Ref: 8621
by Richardo Keens-Douglas, illustrated by Slyvie Bourbonnière
Enter a magical world in this zesty collection of three beloved stories inspired by the author's life in Grenada- the Isle of Spice. Age 8-12 Canadian Import Paperback 46pp
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 | The Tiger Rising Ref: 7729
by Kate DiCamillo
When Rob meets Sistine and finds a tiger locked in a cage his life begins to change... Together they discover that memories, heartache and tigers cannot be locked up forever. Age 9-12 143pp Paperback
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They Shall Not Pass Ref: 1081
by Andy Croft
illustrated by Alan Marks
Sam is Jewish. Alf is Irish. At first it doesn't matter… A gripping narrative which draws a line straight from the 1930s Blackshirts to today's BNP. 'I would recommend this' (PRU Manager, LL reviewer). Reading Age 6½ Interest 10-14, Paperback 54pp
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 | Three's A Crowd Ref: 9454
by Gwendolyn Hooks
illustrated by Sylvia Walker
Keisha and Val are best friends- until Val brings a new girl along! Keisha is not happy. Everyone knows 'three's a crowd'. A positive and reassuring exploration of friendship rivalries. Age 6-8, American Import Paperback 32pp
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Toffee and Pie Ref: 647
by Pippa Goodhart
illustrated by Paul Howard
John's Traveller family have moved again- which means a new school and new friends. But with a horse like Pie in tow, John gets on just fine. 'Really positive portrayal of life as a Traveller' (Inclusion Manager, LL reviewer). Age 5-8, Paperback 58pp
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 | Trading Places With Tank Talbott Ref: 265
by Dori Hillestad Butler, illustrated by Barry Gott
'Geeky' Jason wants to finish his horror film script. Tank wants to bully people. An unlikely friendship is formed bringing surprising benefits to them both! Fun and original. Age 8-11 American Import Paperback 138pp
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The Two Jacks Ref: 856
by Tony Bradman
illustrated by Ross Collins
Meet Perfect Jack and Bad Boy Jack. What happens with the new teacher gets them mixed up? Fun and positive. Reading Age 7+ Interest 8-11, Paperback 62pp
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 | Under The Skin Ref: 521
by Catherine MacPhail
illustrated by Tom Percival
Omar's family have finally found refuge- a tower block in the UK. But local boy Sam keeps pushing Omar around. A brilliantly observed, witty and snappy narrative which challenges preconceptions about asylum seekers. Reading Age 8+ Interest 8-12, Paperback 52pp
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Wasim the Wanderer Ref: 9339
by Chris Ashley
Can Wasim land a trial with the Woodley Wanderers? An illustrated story which is charming, gently thought-provoking and stars an endearing Muslim protagonist. Age 7-10 Paperback 84pp
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 | Who Was Harriet Tubman? Ref: 739
by Yona Zeldis McDonough
illustrated by Nancy Harrison
She risked her life to help enslaved people. She nursed soldiers during the civil war. She spied for the Union Army. She was a hero. Age 7-11, American Import Paperback 106pp
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Who Was Louis Armstrong? Ref: 738
by Yona Zeldis McDonough
illustrated by John O'Brien
A boy who quit school? An actor and autobiographer? A jazz musician? All of the above! An animated, upbeat biography. Age 7-11, American Import Paperback103pp
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