Elephants are enormous animals that live in Africa & Asia. They can eat, drink & smell with their trunks. Elephants are special animals, but their habitats are in danger. Turquoise level titles develop children’s understanding of topics with clusters of books on related subjects. High-interest themes such as danger, courage, kindness, bullying & anger are introduced. PM Non-fiction books are carefully researched, presenting factual information accompanied by superb photography & realistic illustrations to engage young readers. ...

Everything you could ever want to know about the woman with the big red wig! ...

Cosy houses, nice cars, video games, consumer goods. The modern world is a pretty nice place for lots of us. But what about the people left struggling outside our comfy ‘normal’? Who are they? How do they get by? One author in particular has done a whole lot to show you. Elizabeth Laird is a sensitive, subtle writer with a real flair for telling stories about people on the margins. Like these. How can Ethiopian village urchin Solomon fulfil his Olympic running ambitions? How will Ayesha & Karim survive in the war zones of Beirut & Palestine? & finally, back in Engl&, will Anna’s severely disabled little brother, Ben, ever find a way to belong? Heartwarming modern classics by a highly acclaimed author Topical tales of children affected by poverty, disability & war Elizabeth Laird has worked extensively with refugee children She has been nominated for the Carnegie Medal six times ...

Cosy houses, nice cars, video games, consumer goods. The modern world is a pretty nice place for many of us. But what about the people left struggling outside our comfy ‘normal’? Who are they? How do they get by? One author in particular has done a whole lot to show you. Elizabeth Laird is a sensitive, subtle writer with a real flair for telling stories about people on the margins. Like these. How can Ethiopian urchin Solomon fulfil his Olympic running ambitions? How will Ayesha & Karim survive in the war zones of Beirut & Palestine? & back in Engl&, will Anna’s severely disabled little brother, Ben, ever find a way to belong? Heartwarming modern classics by a highly acclaimed author Topical tales of children facing poverty, disability & war Elizabeth Laird has worked extensively with refugee children She has been nominated for the Carnegie Medal six times ...

Cosy houses, nice cars, video games, consumer goods. The modern world is a pretty nice place for lots of us. But what about the people left struggling outside our comfy ‘normal’? Who are they? How do they get by? One author in particular has done a whole lot to show you. Elizabeth Laird is a sensitive, subtle writer with a real flair for telling stories about people on the margins. Like these. How can Ethiopian village urchin Solomon fulfil his Olympic running ambitions? Will Ayesha survive a deadly race through bomb-ravaged Lebanon? & finally, back in Engl&, will Anna’s severely disabled little brother, Ben, ever find a way to belong? Three heartwarming modern classics by a highly acclaimed author Topical tales of children affected by poverty, disability & war Elizabeth Laird has worked extensively with refugee children She has been nominated for the Carnegie Medal three times ...

She doesn’t know anyone & she doesn’t have any friends. And she has a terrible secret. Ella can’t believe her luck when Lydia, the most popular girl in school, decides to be her new best friend – but what does Lydia really want? ...

A cautionary tale of brats, cats & a little bit of magic from much-loved & bestselling author Malorie Blackman, particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant or dyslexic readers aged 8+. ...

A cautionary tale of brats, cats & a little bit of magic from much-loved & bestselling author Malorie Blackman, particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant or dyslexic readers aged 8+. ...

12-year-old Ellie & her best friend Abby, live in the small-town of Plainsboro where nothing ever happens. Ellie is an unassuming & unspectacular comic book geek, & she idolises her best-friend Abby who is cool, chic & talented. But when a freak earthquake strikes the small town, Ellie learns that she has acquired an unimaginable power… ...

It’s a miserable day. It’s raining & pouring. Ellie Pengelly is fed up. It’s so boring! But then she’s given a pair of special wellies. Finally, she can go out to play! But when she jumps in a puddle, something jumps out: a creature full of magic & mischief! Now what will they do? Find out in this rhyme, which fizzes & whizzes with laughter… A rollicking rhyme with echoes of The Cat in the Hat Amy Sparkes is a best-loved, Roald Dahl Prize shortlisted author Her books include Robo-Snot & Do Not Enter the Monster Zoo High-energy artwork by the illustrator of Goodnight Tractor fiction-0-7-reading-collections sum-18-ie ...