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Super-Readable Rollercoaster: Lightning Strike

Landman Tanya
Kombinasjonsprodukt / 2021 / Engelsk

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780198494898
Publisert
2021
Utgiver
Oxford University Press; Oxford University Press
Vekt
148 gr
Høyde
198 mm
Bredde
129 mm
Dybde
11 mm
Aldersnivå
E, 04
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Kombinasjonsprodukt
Antall sider
144

Forfatter
Landman Tanya

Super-Readable Rollercoaster: Lightning Strike

Landman Tanya
Kombinasjonsprodukt / 2021 / Engelsk
Landman Tanya
Kombinasjonsprodukt / 2021 / Engelsk
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I absolutely recommend this book to school library collections, classrooms and for home bookshelves for readers of 11+. It is first and foremost a brilliantly written, enjoyable story which will inform and entertain all readers in equal measure. Additionally, it is so carefully constructed that it could re-ignite the spark of reading for pleasure which, sadly, the recent disruption to schooling has extinguished in some tweens and teens.

Bookshelves.home.blog

Another cracker of a book from Tanya Landman. It's so super-readable that I read it in an evening. Couldn't put it down.

5* Amazon Review

Bought for a teen who wasn't finding anything she wanted to read. She read this in a week and really liked the text format. So much that her school are now looking into buying some of this range.

5* Amazon Review

I was too angry, Mother said. But she was wrong. If you weren't fuming, you just weren't paying attention. When every day is a struggle to survive ...When the rich and powerful hold all the cards ...Do you accept the way things are? Or do you fight to change them? Eliza is angry. Angry that her family never seems to have enough. Angry that conditions at the factory where she and her sister work are so harsh. Angry that no one seems to care. When Eliza speaks out, her words spark fury among the rest of the workers and the flame of rebellion is lit. But what next? Can one girl really inspire an uprising that will change her world? Written by Carnegie Medal winner Tanya Landman, this story brings to life the match girls' strike of 1888 and is perfect for less-confident readers.
Les mer
Summer 1888 and Eliza is angry. Angry that her family never seems to have enough. Angry that conditions at the factory where she works are so harsh. Angry that no one seems to care. When Eliza speaks out, her words spark fury among the other workers and the flame of rebellion is lit. Can one girl inspire an uprising that will change her world?
Les mer
p.1 Lightning Strike p.105 Author spotlight p.107 Background to the novel p.114 Who's who in this novel p.116 What to read next? p.118 What do you think? p.120 Word list
`I absolutely recommend this book to school library collections, classrooms and for home bookshelves for readers of 11+. It is first and foremost a brilliantly written, enjoyable story which will inform and entertain all readers in equal measure. Additionally, it is so carefully constructed that it could re-ignite the spark of reading for pleasure which, sadly, the recent disruption to schooling has extinguished in some tweens and teens.' Bookshelves.home.blog `Another cracker of a book from Tanya Landman. It's so super-readable that I read it in an evening. Couldn't put it down.' 5* Amazon Review `Bought for a teen who wasn't finding anything she wanted to read. She read this in a week and really liked the text format. So much that her school are now looking into buying some of this range.' 5* Amazon Review
Les mer
Strike a match, light a fire
Inspired by the match girls' strike in July 1888, this story brings to life Victorian Britain Themes of courage, standing up for what you believe in, and family Written by Carnegie Medal winning author Tanya Landman Written in partnership with Barrington Stoke and perfect for less-confident readers Exciting stories combine with relevant issues to engage and motivate readers Includes reading notes at the back of the book and free downloadable online resource pack
Les mer
Shortlisted for the Teach Secondary Awards 2022 SEND category Inspired by the match girls' strike in July 1888, this story brings to life Victorian Britain Themes of courage, standing up for what you believe in, and family Written by Carnegie Medal winning author Tanya Landman Written in partnership with Barrington Stoke and perfect for less-confident readers Exciting stories combine with relevant issues to engage and motivate readers Includes reading notes at the back of the book and free downloadable online resource pack
Les mer

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I absolutely recommend this book to school library collections, classrooms and for home bookshelves for readers of 11+. It is first and foremost a brilliantly written, enjoyable story which will inform and entertain all readers in equal measure. Additionally, it is so carefully constructed that it could re-ignite the spark of reading for pleasure which, sadly, the recent disruption to schooling has extinguished in some tweens and teens.

Bookshelves.home.blog

Another cracker of a book from Tanya Landman. It's so super-readable that I read it in an evening. Couldn't put it down.

5* Amazon Review

Bought for a teen who wasn't finding anything she wanted to read. She read this in a week and really liked the text format. So much that her school are now looking into buying some of this range.

5* Amazon Review

I was too angry, Mother said. But she was wrong. If you weren't fuming, you just weren't paying attention. When every day is a struggle to survive ...When the rich and powerful hold all the cards ...Do you accept the way things are? Or do you fight to change them? Eliza is angry. Angry that her family never seems to have enough. Angry that conditions at the factory where she and her sister work are so harsh. Angry that no one seems to care. When Eliza speaks out, her words spark fury among the rest of the workers and the flame of rebellion is lit. But what next? Can one girl really inspire an uprising that will change her world? Written by Carnegie Medal winner Tanya Landman, this story brings to life the match girls' strike of 1888 and is perfect for less-confident readers.
Les mer
Summer 1888 and Eliza is angry. Angry that her family never seems to have enough. Angry that conditions at the factory where she works are so harsh. Angry that no one seems to care. When Eliza speaks out, her words spark fury among the other workers and the flame of rebellion is lit. Can one girl inspire an uprising that will change her world?
Les mer
p.1 Lightning Strike p.105 Author spotlight p.107 Background to the novel p.114 Who's who in this novel p.116 What to read next? p.118 What do you think? p.120 Word list
`I absolutely recommend this book to school library collections, classrooms and for home bookshelves for readers of 11+. It is first and foremost a brilliantly written, enjoyable story which will inform and entertain all readers in equal measure. Additionally, it is so carefully constructed that it could re-ignite the spark of reading for pleasure which, sadly, the recent disruption to schooling has extinguished in some tweens and teens.' Bookshelves.home.blog `Another cracker of a book from Tanya Landman. It's so super-readable that I read it in an evening. Couldn't put it down.' 5* Amazon Review `Bought for a teen who wasn't finding anything she wanted to read. She read this in a week and really liked the text format. So much that her school are now looking into buying some of this range.' 5* Amazon Review
Les mer
Strike a match, light a fire
Inspired by the match girls' strike in July 1888, this story brings to life Victorian Britain Themes of courage, standing up for what you believe in, and family Written by Carnegie Medal winning author Tanya Landman Written in partnership with Barrington Stoke and perfect for less-confident readers Exciting stories combine with relevant issues to engage and motivate readers Includes reading notes at the back of the book and free downloadable online resource pack
Les mer
Shortlisted for the Teach Secondary Awards 2022 SEND category Inspired by the match girls' strike in July 1888, this story brings to life Victorian Britain Themes of courage, standing up for what you believe in, and family Written by Carnegie Medal winning author Tanya Landman Written in partnership with Barrington Stoke and perfect for less-confident readers Exciting stories combine with relevant issues to engage and motivate readers Includes reading notes at the back of the book and free downloadable online resource pack
Les mer

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780198494898
Publisert
2021
Utgiver
Oxford University Press; Oxford University Press
Vekt
148 gr
Høyde
198 mm
Bredde
129 mm
Dybde
11 mm
Aldersnivå
E, 04
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Kombinasjonsprodukt
Antall sider
144

Forfatter
Landman Tanya

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