Tag Archives: KS3 reading
Enola Holmes The Case of the Missing Marquess book and activities
When I first read a bit about the Enola Holmes book I was intrigued and thought it might appeal to my daughter – I thought the fact that it was about a fourteen year old girl trying to solve a … Continue reading
The Guggenheim Mystery – with an autistic main character.
We recently read The London Eye Mystery and I was impressed with the way the author had written Ted, a character who is autistic and is portrayed in a realistic and positive manner. So when I discovered there was a … Continue reading
Out of the Ashes – a story about foot and mouth disease
There are so many brilliant Michael Morpurgo books out there that it is very hard to choose which ones to read but this one, even though it is shorter, should be on your must read list. It is not a … Continue reading
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Tagged Foot-and-mouth disease, home education, homeschooling, KS3, KS3 reading, Michael Morpurgo
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Refugee Boy By Benjamin Zephaniah
I must confess I had never heard of this book until I started downloading almost every secondary reading list I could find (I am trying to create my own reading list for my daughter) and I then started searching online … Continue reading
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Tagged home education, homeschooling, KS3, KS3 reading, KS4, recommended reading, Teen reading
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Divergent
Divergent is the first book in a gripping series of Dystopian fiction that has been expertly crafted for teens (they will not want to put in down) and even some of us who are ever so slightly older (I tore … Continue reading
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Tagged Dystopian Fiction, home education, homeschooling, KS3 English, KS3 reading
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