'Mia is the compassionate, action-driven heroine today’s readers deserve’ Publishers Weekly
MIA TANG IS PLAYING TO WIN!
The Women’s World Cup is coming to California, and everyone has football fever ― especially Mia! But when her PE teacher gives her a C, Mia has to pull up her grade by… read more
<b>To celebrate the publication of <i>Journeys in Creative Writing</i> by Rudi Haig and illustrated by Kim Hankinson, b small publishing are offering an incredible digital pack filled with engaging and inspiring resources.</b>
Sign up for a <i>Journeys in Creative Writing</i> pack, which… read more
Stunningly honest and bursting with wit, Someday Maybe is the story of grief and resilience that you won't be able to stop talking about.
Eve is left heartbroken by her husband's unexpected death, but everyone around her – her friends, her boisterous British-Nigerian family, her toxic… read more
Hachette Children's Group have created an exciting resource pack to help you celebrate Bring Your Toy to School Day on 12 October.
The downloadable digital pack includes:
- Bring Your Toy to School Day instruction sheet for teachers
- Downloadable poster to advertise Bring Your Toy to… read more
Our friends at Walker Books want to help you celebrate Libraries Week with a special themed poster featuring illustrations from Oh No, George!
It's hard work being good all the time – and it's especially hard for a dog like George! Now celebrating its 10th anniversary, Oh No, George! is a… read more
Kick-off your reading with Roy of the Rovers, and his sister, Rocky Race! Roy of the Rovers is the action-packed football series that spans both illustrated fiction titles and graphic novels across sixteen exciting books!
Roy and his sister Rocky are ordinary teenagers, but with big dreams… read more
In a land trapped by fate, only courage can re-write the future.
_In the magical village of Everspring, everyone receives a fate card before their twelfth birthday, sent down from the mysterious Mount Never. It tells them their purpose, their profession and how old they'll be when they… read more
You’ve read your book and come together with your group to discuss it, but where do you begin? Sometimes it can be difficult to know what to talk about first, so these handy questions will help to break the ice and get the conversation flowing.
Looking to start a reading group? You can also… read more
This activity pack is for pupils in Years 3 – 6, to help them explore 'The Breakfast Club Adventures'. It includes an extract of the first chapter.
The accompanying Teachers' Notes can be found "here":https://readingagency.org.uk/resources/6218/. read more
This pack contains outdoor activities you can do to explore the themes for Julia Donalson and Axel Sceffler's 'The Snail and the Whale'. read more
To celebrate the publication of <i>The Lost Girl King</i> by Catherine Doyle, Bloomsbury Children’s Books are offering an incredible digital pack filled with engaging and inspiring resources.
The pack includes:
- A sneak peek extract
- Discussion notes and teaching resources
- An A3… read more
Second in the series as Norse god Loki grumbles, snarks and doodles his way through his enchanted diary, recording the highs and (mostly) lows of living on Earth as an eleven-year-old boy.
Loki might not have shown any moral improvement (yet) but Odin has given him another chance to prove… read more