<para> </para> <para> </para> <para> <emphasis role='bold'>5ths Reading List (Christmas 2007)</emphasis> </para> <para> </para> <para> The list below contains a range of novels and anthologies that your child might enjoy during the holidays. All children need to read both silently and aloud, as well as whatever their age, being read to by an adult. This can lead to valuable discussions and may mean that the child can access books beyond their reading ability. A variety of books has been included to cater for all levels of reading, so that all should find something to their liking. Happy reading! KS </para> <para> </para> <para> Journey to the River Sea: Eva Ibbotson </para> <para> Uncle Montague’s Tales of Terror: Chris Priestly </para> <para> A Candle in the Dark: Adele Geras </para> <para> Across the Nightingale Floor & sequels: Liam Hearn </para> <para> Coram Boy: Jamila Gavin </para> <para> Chinese Cinderella: Adeline Yen Mah </para> <para> Shadowmancer & others: GP Taylor </para> <para> The Invention of Hugo Cabret: Brian Selznick </para> <para> Born to Run & others: Michael Morpurgo </para> <para> Short stories: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle </para> <para> Beowulf: illustrated Charles Keeping </para> <para> My Swordhand is Singing: Marcus Sedgewick </para> <para> The Seeing Stone trilogy: Kevin Crossely-Holland </para> <para> Endymion Spring: Matthew Skelton </para> <para> Sabriel trilogy: Garth Nix </para> <para> Remembrance: Theresa Breslin </para> <para> The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night time: Mark Haddon </para> <para> Milkweed: Jerry Spinelli </para> <para> Witch Child: Celia Rees </para> <para> Kissing the Rain: Kevin Brooks </para> <para> The Rattle Bag & The School Bag: ed. Seamus Heaney & Ted Hughes </para> <para> The Ruby in the Smoke & sequels: Philip Pullman </para> <para> The Song of Hiawatha: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow </para> <para> Compass Murphy: Stephen Potts </para> <para> Noughts and Crosses/Pig Heart Boy: Malorie Blackman* </para> <para> Smith: Leon Garfield </para> <para> At the Sign of the Sugar Plum: Mary Hooper </para> <para> The Red Necklace : Sally Gardner </para> <para> Breathe: a ghost story: Cliff McNish </para> <para> Percy Jackson and the Lightening Thief: Rick Riordan </para> <para> The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas: John Boyne </para> <para> Tamar: Mal Peet </para> <para> Malvolio’s Revenge: Sophie Masson </para> <para> </para> <para> *The fifth form will be going to see the RSC production of Noughts and Crosses in January and it would be useful if the book is read before the trip as it will also form the basis of literature work which may be used in CE </para> </chapter> </book>

ks 2007-12-09Bilton Grange <para> </para> <para> </para> <para> <emphasis role='bold'>5ths Reading List (Christmas 2007)</emphasis> </para> <para> </para> <para> The list below contains a range of novels and anthologies that your child might enjoy during the holidays. All children need to read both silently and aloud, as well as whatever their age, being read to by an adult. This can lead to valuable discussions and may mean that the child can access books beyond their reading ability. A variety of books has been included to cater for all levels of reading, so that all should find something to their liking. Happy reading! KS </para> <para> </para> <para> Journey to the River Sea: Eva Ibbotson </para> <para> Uncle Montague’s Tales of Terror: Chris Priestly </para> <para> A Candle in the Dark: Adele Geras </para> <para> Across the Nightingale Floor & sequels: Liam Hearn </para> <para> Coram Boy: Jamila Gavin </para> <para> Chinese Cinderella: Adeline Yen Mah </para> <para> Shadowmancer & others: GP Taylor </para> <para> The Invention of Hugo Cabret: Brian Selznick </para> <para> Born to Run & others: Michael Morpurgo </para> <para> Short stories: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle </para> <para> Beowulf: illustrated Charles Keeping </para> <para> My Swordhand is Singing: Marcus Sedgewick </para> <para> The Seeing Stone trilogy: Kevin Crossely-Holland </para> <para> Endymion Spring: Matthew Skelton </para> <para> Sabriel trilogy: Garth Nix </para> <para> Remembrance: Theresa Breslin </para> <para> The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night time: Mark Haddon </para> <para> Milkweed: Jerry Spinelli </para> <para> Witch Child: Celia Rees </para> <para> Kissing the Rain: Kevin Brooks </para> <para> The Rattle Bag & The School Bag: ed. Seamus Heaney & Ted Hughes </para> <para> The Ruby in the Smoke & sequels: Philip Pullman </para> <para> The Song of Hiawatha: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow </para> <para> Compass Murphy: Stephen Potts </para> <para> Noughts and Crosses/Pig Heart Boy: Malorie Blackman* </para> <para> Smith: Leon Garfield </para> <para> At the Sign of the Sugar Plum: Mary Hooper </para> <para> The Red Necklace : Sally Gardner </para> <para> Breathe: a ghost story: Cliff McNish </para> <para> Percy Jackson and the Lightening Thief: Rick Riordan </para> <para> The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas: John Boyne </para> <para> Tamar: Mal Peet </para> <para> Malvolio’s Revenge: Sophie Masson </para> <para> </para> <para> *The fifth form will be going to see the RSC production of Noughts and Crosses in January and it would be useful if the book is read before the trip as it will also form the basis of literature work which may be used in CE </para> </chapter> </book>