Reading for Pleasure 

  Good Reads for Year 4

 

 

Great Reads

 

 

Janet & Alan Ahlberg The Ha Ha Bonk Book

(Puffin 0140314121)

 

Laurence Anholt Daft Jack and the Beanstalk

(Orchard 1841214086)

 

Lynne Reid Banks Harry the Poisonous Centipede

(Collins 0 00 675197 0)

Henrietta Branford Spacebaby

(Collins (0 00 675175 X)

 

Humphrey Carpenter Mr Majeika and the School

Caretaker

(Puffin 0 14 037123 0)

 

Roald Dahl The BFG

(Puffin 0141311371)

 

Roald Dahl Danny, Champion of the World

(Puffin 0141311320)

Alan Durant Spider McDrew

(Collins 0 00 675117 2)

 

Anne Fine Bill?s New Frock

(Mammoth 0 7497 0305 9)

Anne Fine The Diary of a Killer Cat

(Puffin 0140369317)

 

Michael Foreman Seal Surfer

(Red Fox 0 09 97251 0)

 

Leon Garfield Fair's Fair

(Macdonald Young Books 0 7500 0334 0)

 

Jamila Gavin Grandpa Chatterji

 

Keith Gray The Runner

(Mammoth 0 7497 3226 1)

 

Ted Hughes The Iron Man

(Faber & Faber 0 57114149 8)

Rose Impey The Flat Man

(Collins 0 00 674853 8)

 

Deborah King Jake

(Hutchinson 0 09 173656 0)

 

Patricia Lakin Dad and Me in the Morning

(Albert Whitman & Co 0 8075 1419 5)

 

Colin McNaughton Football Crazy

(Mammoth 0 7497 0125 0)

 

Marilyn Sadler Alistair's Time Machine

(Macmillan 0 333 48088 0)

 

Jean Ure Danny Dynamite

(Corgi Pups 0 552 54600 3)

 

 

 

 

Look out for leaflets featuring Charlie

& the Chocolate Factory or log onto

www.readathon.org .

 

 

                      

      World Book Day

Thursday 1st March 2007 

  

 

Have you tried these books?

 

The Magic Finger by Roald Dahl

The Wolves in the Wall by Neil Gaiman and Dave

McKean

Hard-boiled Legs. The Breakfast Book by Michael Rosen

and Quentin Blake

 

 

 

Exciting Poetry Books

 

Wish You Were Here (And I Wasn't) by Colin McNaughton

Walking the Bridge of Your Nose by Mike Rosen

Why is the Sky? by John Agard

Big Bad Raps by Tony Mitton

The Puffin Book of Utterly Brilliant Poetry by Brian Patten

Friendly Matches by Allan Ahlberg

   

 

Looking for a good book?  

 

Try www.reading matters.co.uk

 

 

This site is written for children and teenagers who want to choose their own books. It gives detailed children?s book reviews on a wide range of books,which are being added to all the time. When a bookhas been read, there are suggestions about what to read next.

Suggestions for choosing books

 

 

Ask your child to help you choose a book they would like to look at or read; children are more likely to enjoy reading if they have chosen the material themselves. Don't worry too much about finding the 'right' book. The fact that you are having fun and sharing with your child is more important than the content or quality of the book itself. Your child will probably enjoy books that match their interests and hobbies; this might be a good starting point.

 

 

Remember that joke books, comics, autobiographies, TV tie-ins and non-fiction are also valuable reading material. Try to give your child access to as wide a range of books as possible, which will help them develop a sense of their likes and dislikes.

 

 

  Great websites for up-to-date news and reviews of children's fiction:

  

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

                                                                     http://www.thechildrensbookcase.com/

                                                                     http://www.jubileebooks.co.uk/

                                                                     http://www.booktrusted.com/

                                                                     http://books.guardian.co.uk/

                                                                     Http://www.willedenbookshop.co.uk

 

 

 

                                        To help children with reading try:  http://www.rif.org.uk

 

 

 

 

 

  

  

  

  

  

 

 

 

 

  

 

   
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