If your child is mad about martial arts, they’re going to love the first book in this dramatic new series, written by martial arts expert MC Stevens and illustrated by Steve Brown!
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There are lots of great reasons to share factual books with your child. Here are our top four tips for getting the most out of reading non-fiction.
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Wendy Cooling MBE has selected her favourite illustrated books to help you introduce your child to the wonders of stories and storytelling.
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Whether they love to crack codes and solve mysterious messages, or they’re a wizard with words, boost your child’s brain power with these fun puzzle books.
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Education expert James Clements outlines five benefits of reading non-fiction, and gives us his top non-fiction reads for ages 5–11.
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By Martin Howard and Chris Mould, this space-faring adventure is smart and hilarious. Get set for the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy for kids! Ideal for sci-fi lovers aged 9 and up.
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Delve into these cracking reads for ages 0–9, and celebrate Easter with rabbits, chicks, eggs and (most importantly) lots and lots of chocolate! Don’t miss our free activities for Easter drawing, colouring in, and more.
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Night Walker is inspired by the incredible true story of 18-year-old Sam Taylor. On the surface, Sam leads the life of a typical teenager, but Sam experiences the world very differently to most of us. He has erythropoietic porphyria, or EPP.
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Dictionaries are great for developing your child’s vocabulary, but not just any will do. Publisher Sam Armstrong explains how Oxford Children’s Dictionaries can support your child.
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Discover the perfect write-in notebook to help your child craft their best story in 500 words – ideal if they’re planning to enter the 500 Words competition. Perfect for budding authors aged 7–10.
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