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The Stepsisters Story

sue@letmelearn.co.uk — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 12:03:31 +0100

Everyone knows Cinderella's story but what about the stepsister's?� Angula and Lardine think they should get the prince, the money and the fame - and will stop at nothing to get them!� But will they live happily ever after?

Reading age 8+ Interest Level 10-12 years.

Young Wizards

sue@letmelearn.co.uk — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 17:22:45 +0100

Brin and Arlo are ordinary twins - until their eleven-and-a half birthdays when they discover some extraordinary talents! Weird things start to happpen and they can only get wierder when there are two young wizards about.... Non-stop comedy!

Part of the Barrington Stoke collection for readers age 9-12 with a reading age of�8 years.

SEN NOTES:
Award-winning publisher Barrington Stoke publish stories by some of the best children's authors in the world specifically for�children with dyslexia or those that�struggle with reading� Find out more about buddy reading and other reading methods for struggling readers

Zack Black and the Magic Dads

sue@letmelearn.co.uk — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 17:22:05 +0100

Zack's mum feels like a failure because Zack doesn't have a dad.� So Zack and a teenage wizard download a series of 'perfect' dads from the Magic Dads website... with hilarious results.

Part of the Barrington Stoke collection for readers age 9-12 with a reading age of 8 years.

SEN NOTES:
Award-winning publisher Barrington Stoke publish stories by some of the best children's authors in the world specifically for children with dyslexia or those that struggle with reading Find out more about buddy reading and other reading methods for struggling readers

Enna Hittims

sue@letmelearn.co.uk — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:23:58 +0000

Anne Smith is sick of being sick. So she invents stories about the adventurer Enna Hittims but doesn't expect Enna to come to life! An extraordinary, imaginative romp.

Reviews:

'Malevolent, squelchy and vicious - just the read for bloodthirsty eight-year-olds.' - Sunday Times

Living with Vampires

sue@letmelearn.co.uk — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 12:04:58 +0000

Having vampires as parents is very embarrassing, especially when they keep biting people!

Wildly Weird

sue@letmelearn.co.uk — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 12:10:04 +0000

Pinchton finally meets the weirdest member of the Weird family ... the House Plant. When they enter it into the local flower show, chaos and calamity ensue! A hilarious finale to this much-loved series.

Meet the Weirds

sue@letmelearn.co.uk — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 12:11:59 +0000

The Weird family move in next door and Pinchton Primm is fascinated by their very unconventional way of life! Warm and witty.